Sentence examples for minimum actors from inspiring English sources

(The minimum actors wage in France is 300 euros per day).

At a minimum, international actors should take care not to unintentionally undermine or constrain the use of such strategies, as this would then have unintended negative health outcomes.

The union also reinstated a special production contract, established because of the theater's comparative smallness (688 seats), that reduces minimums for actors to $801 a week instead of $1,252.

We recruited a minimum of four actors per case in order to ensure availability; actor availability proved to be our greatest challenge in scheduling visits.

And given Forbes's £10m minimum, perhaps other actors could expect to have been included.

He wrote this funny Marx Brothers kind of play, but I'd need a minimum of 10 actors -- and they'd all be doubling.

But the question remains whether a not-for-profit company — which charges Broadway-style prices but operates under different rules than commercial theater producers, including lower minimum salaries for actors and reduced costs for direct-market mailings — should be competing for shows against commercial theater owners.

Sensibly, tracks from the band's forthcoming krautrock-tinged album, Futurology, are kept to a relative minimum, with German actor Nina Hoss dropping by to belt out recent single Europa Geht Durch Mich, though another Nina, Cardigans singer Persson, doesn't appear to duet on Your Love Alone Is Not Enough – disappointing, given she was playing on the Park stage earlier the same day.

In HTDM scheme, the approach for creating first routing path is as follows: (1) The sponsor actor a 1 select sensor node s in the range of the ADTA and the minimum hop count to actor set located by receiver actor as the starting node of the first routing path.

Broadway productions staged by commercial producers operate under the standard Broadway production contract, which guarantees actors a minimum of $1,252 a week.

Matinee and evening curtain times came and went yesterday, and all but one Broadway musical stayed dark, as musicians continued their strike over minimum orchestra sizes, and actors and stagehands joined their picket lines.