Sentence examples for lost act from inspiring English sources

A star piece is Tennant's costume, when he was the understudy for the forester in Loves Labour's Lost (Act 4, Scene 1); a green brocade doublet with bronze ornate buttons, breeches, leather boots and socks.

William Shakespeare used this owl's song in Love's Labour's Lost (Act 5, Scene 2) as "Then nightly sings the staring owl, Tu-whit; Tu-who, a merry note, While greasy Joan doth keel the pot", but this stereotypical call is actually a duet, with the female making the kew-wick sound, and the male responding hooo.

"If you lost ACTs as a tool you would go from 580,000 deaths to several million deaths, instantaneously," says Edlund.

The agents said, "You're going to lose acts," because MTV had just come into being, people wanted Studio 54 or The Ritz, they wanted to stand, dance and listen to music.

In 1980 Makarova mounted the complete production, rechoreographing its lost third act.

Then Natalia Makarova, reconstructing Petipa's lost final act for this production, added a more ambiguous solo for Gamzatti, as well as a dramatic quartet in which she and Nikiya's ghost are rivals as the tension builds before her wedding.

One-off or periodic unions abound, yet whether these can ever equal the dynamics (to say nothing of the lost amazing act names) of sustained and evolving partnerships in rhyme is an open question.

The first part of the lost function act as regularization preventing the QRNN from from overfitting.

Like many companies, Universal Ballet doesn't reconstruct the lost last act of "La Bayadere," which ends the story in supernatural cataclysm.

It could be that when SMAD4 is present BMP acts as a tumour suppressor, whereas when SMAD4 is lost BMP acts as a tumour promoter.

EMI, which has struggled under the weight of its debt and lost major acts like Radiohead amid aggressive cost-cutting, said that Citi's recapitalization gave it breathing room to operate.