Sentence examples for pace of the staging from inspiring English sources

Operamission's complete performance lasted four hours, with just one short intermission and, given the fleet pace of the staging by the director Jeff Caldwell, no applause between arias.

They attained a maximum advantage of six and a half minutes, and with a healthy pace of through the stage's first three hours, it appeared possible that one of them would be the stage winner.

In musicals, many of film-making's conventional framing techniques (pacing, the staging of dialogue) fly out the window and take a back seat to more visceral qualities: verve, momentum, liveliness.

Under such limiting light intensity conditions plants developed at a slow pace reaching the stage of approximately 5 leaves in 10 weeks time, while the corresponding white light grown plants (LL conditions) were already approaching the 20-leaf stage.

And judging by the increased pace of early-stage investment, venture capitalists are catching on.

The race is the final one for their R15 before it is replaced at Spa with the R18 and here, at its last hurrah, it seems to lack the raw pace of the Peugeot, who can at this stage be quietly confident.

That was the scenario at the start of Saturday's stage, when the pace of the main field was kept high - at an average speed of 47.9km/hr (29.8mph).

Urán finished a distant 27th on the day, seven minutes off the pace of stage winner Andy Schleck.

Dr. Samuel C. Klagsbrun, the executive medical director of Four Winds Hospital and a clinical professor of psychiatry at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, said that people often seek out mental health treatment at a pace that mimics the stages of grief.

On a quiet morning in the Umbrian hill town of Spoleto, Carla Fendi is pacing the stage of a 19th-century theater that now bears her name.

The pace of the trial had accelerated.