Sentence examples for main curtain from inspiring English sources
It is the main curtain raiser ahead of the Games this summer.
The baton, which has been the main curtain raiser for the games since 1958, arrives in Glasgow on 20 July.
As Scotland prepares to host the Games once more, memories of the Edinburgh Games were brought back this week when the Queen's Baton Relay - the main curtain raiser for the Games - passed through the North Atlantic island.
The baton, which is the main curtain raiser for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, was welcomed by thousands of people in Manchester, Congleton, High Bradfield, Sheffield, Birmingham, Plymouth, Bristol, Southampton and Kent.
The baton, which is the main curtain raiser for Glasgow 2014, has travelled all over the world to 70 nations and territories in the Commonwealth since Queen Elizabeth II placed her message inside it last October.
The Queen's Baton Relay is the main curtain-raiser for the Commonwealth Games, which will be held in Glasgow between 23 July and 3 August.
But, having returned to full fitness in a Worcester team who have now won 17 successive matches, he has earned a recall to the England set-up for the Saxons game in Cork on 30 January, one of the main curtain-raisers to the Six Nations Championship.
Main Stage curtain times: Tuesday to Friday 8 P.M., Saturday 4 and 8 30 P.M.; Sunday 7 30 P.M., Wednesday and Sunday matinees 2 P.M. Stage II plays begin Tuesday to Saturday 8 15 P.M., Sunday 7 15 P.M., Saturday 4 15, Sunday 2 15.
The main hall had curtains which could be pulled to section off the hall for classes.
Although this arch did contain a stage curtain, its main purpose was to provide atmosphere and a sense of spectacle, and scene changes were still carried out in view of the audience.
Immediately, he felt trapped in the night, and even though his mother and brother slept nearby — Laurel in her own tiny room separated from the main room by a curtain of playing cards stapled together in long strips, and Malcolm on the living-room couch, so close that Ares could have touched them if his fingers could magically pass through the laminated plywood walls of his room — he was alone.
