Sentence examples for office strength from inspiring English sources

The financial data offered a rare opportunity to assess the box office strength of Broadway shows excluding Saturday and Sunday performances.

Last summer a record number of films earned more than $100 million and, based on the early box office strength shown this year, studio executives are predicting a repeat.

Three other plays – "The Nance" with Nathan Lane; "The Trip to Bountiful" with Cicely Tyson, who won the Tony for best actress; and "The Assembled Parties" with Judith Light, who won the Tony for best featured actress – all grossed 50 percent or more of their maximum possible amounts, a sign of box office strength.

Although "King Lear" received acclaim in some quarters, and the production, directed by James Lapine, was a sellout on the box office strength of Mr. Kline's name, his Lear was a sad misfire — a damp squib, really, in a role that demands molten tides of feeling.

BTTF was largely aimed at kids who didn't know much about their parents' generation (and that was the source of its box office strength), but Peggy Sue was very much seen through the eyes of the disillusioned divorcee, played by Kathleen Turner.

The box office strength of The Search for Spock and Indiana Jones led Paramount to dominate early summer film business.

It also comes less than a week after the wide release of Disney's latest animated feature, "Atlantis: The Lost Empire," which has not generated as much box-office strength as some other Disney animated efforts.

Mr. Poppleton also would not directly discuss his intentions to move the show to Broadway; in the e-mail supplied to The Times, he wrote that to transfer to a Broadway house in October, the production needed to prove box-office strength during the Off Broadway engagement.

The future This period of the year tends to produce more box-office strength in depth, and weekend takings for the 10th-placed film (Up In The Air: £482,000) are the highest for a title with that chart ranking since the weekend of January 16-18 2009.

Anticipating continued box-office strength, each will have a five-week run instead of the company's usual four.

In the most expensive hypothesis examined by the budget office, troop strength declines to 102,000 by 2005 and drops to 50,000 by 2008, remaining there until 2013.