Sentence examples for original practices from inspiring English sources

Rylance proves that modern inflections can bolster the most traditional "original practices" production.

But Rylance always balanced his "original practices" productions in period costume with experimental work.

He staged plays employing original practices — actors wore Elizabethan costumes, and music was played on early instruments.

Celibacy was not part of the original practices of Islam, and most of the famous Islamic saints were married.

In 2002, about to direct the original production of this Twelfth Night, Carroll was "a complete sceptic" about original practices.

Even when a play follows what are called "original practices," the Globe is careful not to suggest that its productions are authentically Elizabethan.

It was an approximation to original practice, not a reconstruction.

Well, how about returning to the original practice of the Olympics instead?

Wiener, Courts Martial and the Bill of Rights: The Original Practice I, 72 Harv.

If so, it would seem that by the mid-15th century the designation fauxbourdon, anglicized to faburden, was being applied to the original practice.

Polich Tallix artisans are returning to the original practice of casting in bronze after decades in which the Oscar statuettes were made from a pewter-like alloy.