Sentence examples for murky stage from inspiring English sources

It's excruciating, but they eventually get to Z: "Zombie, zoo, zen!" There is live music, video and extensive costume changes, but Ms. Katrandjieva's theatrical devices only make the already murky stage design more cluttered.

The DVD was recorded in 1.85:1 video, which caused macro blocking errors such as aliasing and a murky stage when fully lit, and the audio featured English Dolby Digital 5.1 and 2.0 stereo, with no subtitles.

Seven women with walkie-talkies, flashlights, a video camera, orange plastic jumpsuits, goggles and dust masks tore about the murky, smoky stage across what looked like a dirt floor.

It makes you wonder what secrets are contained in the shredded paper forming the snowdrifts outside the split-level kitchen of Neil Warmington's set, and what lies in the murky off-stage corners that lighting designer Sergey Jakovsky seems determined to illuminate.

The verdict remains murky at this late stage of the season, but for the moment, the Knicks are quite grateful for the 30-somethings in their midst, the healthy ones at least.

In the event, all I have seen of the production is a somewhat blurry video recording in which Huppert and her fellow actors appear as murky figures in the stage landscape.

Hearn is keen to mimic the success of another British game he has cannily reinvented – darts, a sport that's been dragged from murky hostelries to centre stage at Ally Pally.

The moral motion of the film is fairly simple — the return and redemption of a prodigal son — but Gray steeps his tale in murky complication, and the staging of every scene, be it downbeat or frantic, is so assured that you barely notice the implausibilities.

Accounts of what happened on Friday morning are necessarily murky and unreliable at this stage.

And the stage was so murky you could hardly see him or the brilliant band, none of whom he introduced.

Mr. Valderrama's voyage is but the first stage of a murky multimillion-dollar trade that government officials and environmental groups say is whittling away the Amazon, endangering isolated indigenous groups and threatening the commercial future of an ever-scarce tree.