Sentence examples for longtime stage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheadle, a longtime stage actor, has been known more recently for his work in films like "Bulworth" and "Traffic".

"Save it, we're not even on the air," the show's longtime stage manager Debbie Williams shouted during one particularly rowdy commercial break last Wednesday.

In other words, the Yankees and Red Sox have become longtime stage partners in what continued Friday night as the greatest baseball show on Earth.

Turning professional in 1945, Mr. Robinson teamed up with another dancer, Howard Blow, but his longtime stage partner was Henry Meadows.

Battling his longtime stage fright, Mr. Wilson has enlisted the Long Island Philharmonic to perform the album's lush yet fragile songs onstage.

What viewers didn't see was the trio's keeping Mr. Taylor waiting for nearly two hours on the night of the performance, said William A. Turner, the show's longtime stage manager.

The Mead Center's huge glass-and-renewable-wood shell contains the theater company's two longtime stages, the Fichandler and the Kreeger, as well as a new one, the Kogod Cradle, and extensive space for rehearsal rooms, design shops, classrooms, and offices.

But colleagues of Maxine Glorsky, the longtime dance stage manager, paid tribute to her last Wednesday night at the Joyce Theater in an impressively produced program of witty reminiscences and good dance by seasoned performers and choreographers who worked with her.

Here his popgun prose, riddled with profanity, is delivered at perfect pitch by Mamet's longtime Chicago stage acting buddies Mantegna and William H. Macy (a former drama student of Mamet's at Goddard College).

In all, at least $140 million in new capital has been committed to venture firms in the region, like PSL Ventures, the venture capital firm started by development studio Pioneer Square Labs, and Founders Co-op, a longtime early-stage investor on the Seattle scene.

A longtime master of stage minimalism, Mr. Brook recognized where the weight of Dostoyevsky's parable story lies: in the eerie force of the words themselves and in the movement of the Grand Inquisitor's argument as he challenges the figure of Jesus to justify the choices he made.