And yet the Beckett centenary has been little marked on major stages in New York.
Kruglanski conceptualizes our need for cognitive closure as consisting of two major stages, seizing and freezing.
Fruit development can generally be divided into three major stages: growth, maturation, and senescence.
Most focused on three major stages, but some posited many more categories.
The play was in production on major stages worldwide virtually continuously after its opening.
By then, critical opinion had begun to dog him, and engagements on major stages were drying up.
Coutts's book is structured in sections, marking the major stages of the illness; the sections are then broken up into numbered parts.
Though Ms. Gencer appeared on many of the world's major stages, among them Covent Garden in London, she never sang at the Metropolitan Opera.
They go around the room in chronological order, and the major stages of Ms. Hartigan's long career are seen very clearly.
Two major stages -- the Metaxourgeio Theater and the experimental stage of Greece's national theater -- are across the street from each other, regularly attracting cultured older Athenians.
Hewitt's stentorian cry of "C'mon" has been heard on all the world's major stages as the Australian thrusts himself into the faces of his opponents.
