At Berlin, appearing on a stage instead of in an arena, they failed at first; but, by mastering the stage technique, they obtained a London engagement in 1911.
He also preached, for the sake of dramatic expression in music, a return to the master of the stage, Gluck, whose works he knew by heart.
When LAMB Acquisitions, the investors behind the project, hired one of the country's most prominent New Urbanist firms, Duany Plator-Zyberk, to create a master plan, the stage was set for a mighty clash of visions.
And since actors too suffer the agues of aging, it is always touching to watch a master of the stage take on the role in the autumn of his career.
He's a master of the stage.
He is a master of the stage (e.g., the Pulitzer-winning Proof) and now seems right at home filming the gorgeous hues, sounds, congestion, and mild chaos of Indian urban life.
Sanz and his colleagues showed obvious pleasure at being in the presence of a master, yielding the stage whenever Sandoval strolled in from the wings and allowing him to commandeer melodies and pump a bit of Afro-Cuban rhythmic urgency and bite into the band's normally genial, MOR tempos.
A rat that forms an attentional set should master the ID stage more rapidly (fewer trials to criterion) than the original discrimination (CD stage) and poorer performance on ED compared with ID (fewer trials to criterion in ID stage than in ED stage).
Daniels' versatility and style of acting shows that he has mastered both the stage and screen, becoming one of entertainment's crowned gems in TV, stage and film.
A master plan sets the stage.
