Sentence examples for its own staging from inspiring English sources

So on Monday night the Met presented its own staging of "Doctor Atomic" by the British film director Penny Woolcock, in her Met debut.

Next month Garsington Opera completes its pioneering trio of Vivaldi operas with its own staging of L'Olimpiade conducted by Laurence Cummings.

Ars Nova's time has come, too: this fall, it débuted a play on its own stage while it had commercial productions running Off Broadway and on Broadway.

But it does very much signal an understanding that a 21st-century theatre's value will be measured not only by what it does on its own stage, but also by its connections and collaboration with the rest of British theatre, and attempts to reach new audiences, as well as existing ones.

Each gene has its own stage morphology expression profile, which once induced by drugs, it was previously shown that the expression is strictly correlated with the cell morphology [26], [27].

A separate radio compound, with its own stage, is 50 by 50 feet.

The aim, you suspect, is to turn bad acting into its own stage vocabulary.

Each language of the world had attained its own stage of evolution.

When a company has its own stage, the audience arrives with a different attitude.

But the Obama administration has been doing its own stage managing.

His stage name has its own stage name, the Madman From Sudan, and the affectionate abbreviation Abi.