Sentence examples for partly staged from inspiring English sources

The stunt was at least partly staged, as some of the passengers had been recruited in advance and told to wait at a certain spot for Mr. Stoltenberg.

The Rossini, however, is to be partly staged, giving needed visual clues to an audience assumed to be new to the piece.

Mr. Gooding has precursors in this role: both John Ford's partly staged wartime documentary "December 7th" and the entirely staged 1970 "Tora!

At Carnegie Hall, the "Songspiel" was partly staged, with direction by Michael Posnick, narration by Judith Malina, and energetic performances by Nadia Pelle, Joanna Simon, Jon Garrison, Glenn Siebert, Andrew Wentzel and Mr. Ostendorf.

I had different but, I now realise, related problems with Borat, which craftily blended high-risk antics (the rodeo scene) with ones that were clearly partly staged (the Jewish B&B).

Hollingsworth said he felt Paralympic bodies and politicians should stop talking about the "legacy" benefits of the Paralympics, which are partly staged with £95m of public money, and focus instead on "momentum".

The audience slowly realise that Phinney is partly present on stage: by changing his vocal register, Heap switches back and forth between the father's and the son's accounts of past events.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Thick-walled cylinder a uncracked stage, b partly cracked stage, c entirely cracked stage, d tensile constitutive model for concrete.

His Dragon's Trilogy (1985) was staged partly in Chinese.

And the events he staged here partly reflected political strategy.

"LOL," by Caroline O'Hare, is appealing as well, partly because it's staged so nicely by Lindsey Moore, who has directed all eight plays.