Sentence examples for onetime theater from inspiring English sources

"Wouldn't miss it," says Mr. Burrichter, a onetime theater publicist.

Zollie Volchok, a onetime theater manager and entertainment promoter who as general manager and president of the Seattle SuperSonics lured legions of fans to their arena and helped lead the franchise to its only N.B.A. championship, died Sunday in Seattle.

The tenement was gutted, and its floors were realigned with the onetime theater building; whatever columns had supported the innards of the original building were pulled out, and steel beams added to provide the missing support.

Dekraai's attorneys say that the informant program went well beyond Dekraai's case and includes multiple high-profile cases, including the case of Daniel Patrick Wozniak, the onetime theater actor who now faces death for allegedly killing two Orange Coast College students in 2010.

If onetime National Theater regular Anthony Hopkins was no longer present to recreate his rampaging South African newspaper magnate in "Pravda," David Hare and Howard Brenton's 1985 satire about the fourth estate, Ralph Fiennes stepped in with bullish aplomb.

Classic Stage Company's new production of "Romeo and Juliet" has lost its leading man to a film, but gained a film star and onetime New York theater luminary – William Hurt – in the role of Friar Laurence.

Composer's onetime house for sale.

As the 15-year-old narrator and passive center of "Madame Melville," the memory play by Richard Nelson that opened last night at the Promenade Theater, the onetime child superstar radiates self-consciousness and self-confidence in equally intense measures.

The rebels allowed Red Cross workers into the theater, a onetime cultural center for a ball-bearing factory, to attend to a young hostage thought to have appendicitis who was later freed and to treat one captor who suffered from peritonitis.

Likewise, Seymour Rexite, onetime matinee idol of Yiddish theater and radio, is not certain of the year he married, the theaters he played or his age.

"You get to have your cake and eat it, too," said Vance Garrett, 29, a theater director and onetime gymnast.