Though the "showmance" moniker usually refers to performers, it also applies to others in the cast and crew (in the cases of "Phantom" and "Lion King": an electrician, prop master, hairstylist, concessions manager, carpenter, dresser, makeup supervisor and stagehand).
The master plan calls for a concession stand and a windsurfing platform.
Oak Grove's opponent, Meridian High School, then scored four straight touchdowns to take a 28-9 haleadme lead, just as smoke filled the stadium like a fog, the result of the concession stand grill-master's efforts to satisfy the coming burger rush.
Mr. Landis and other analysts said they believed Mr. Assad could still master the situation by announcing major concessions like relinquishing the Baath Party's hold on power or announcing free elections.
But the master instrumentalist in him has resisted making the concessions that would allow him to be heard more widely in an era in which his craft has been reduced to a video game with colored buttons.
The Athenians defended their independence only half-heartedly, and, after a series of humiliating concessions, they allowed Philip to become, by 338, master of the Greek world.
Sixty years ago, a gawky 13-year-old in blue jeans named Robert James Fischer used the willful concession of his strongest piece to defeat the leading American master Donald Byrne in the Rosenwald memorial tournament at the Marshall chess club in Greenwich Village.
In designing the spaces, Mr. Calabuig made several concessions for his American wife, including a large kitchen and an en suite bathroom for the master bedroom.
He made concession after concession.
Arnold sighed in concession.
I thought, Concession speech?
