Sentence examples for permanent stages from inspiring English sources

Although most of the courtyard stages were temporary booth stages on trestles or barrels, permanent stages and spectator stands were constructed in the courtyards of the Red Lion and Boar's Head inns at Whitechapel in the 1560s.

"It's a world class infrastructure with real restrooms, real restaurant buildings, paved walkways, permanent stages, and eleven different live music areas on the property". Rock in Rio, which recently ended its first American festival in Las Vegas, likewise distinguishes itself based on its comfortable accommodations suitable to older patrons, with ample Vegas-worthy VIP offerings.

Ideally, this topic should be broached when you're moving into the permanent stages of a relationship.

In addition, the formation of spores and other permanent stages (such as akinetes) may contribute to coping with enhanced UVR (for summary see Holzinger and Lütz 2006).

The club added the permanent stage a few years ago to accommodate concerts and other non-soccer-specific events.

Copeau and Jouvet designed a small (400-seat) theatre with a permanent stage setting and without the proscenium that separated actors and audience.

But this is the first time he has created an entire menagerie — sculptures, semi-kinetic sculptures and puppets — for a more permanent stage set.

Stanhope's most permanent stage is the FunHouse, a large tin cube in the back yard of his home, at 212 Van Dyke Street, in Bisbee.

It includes a permanent stage as well as a sculpture, "The Four Arts," by a retired Mason Gross art professor, John Goodyear.

Then it will be an entirely flexible space, with neither a permanent stage nor fixed seating, so that performers can use it in any of several configurations.

All three types of theatre can have permanent stage machinery—such as flying systems, revolving stages, and slip stages although most such machinery is associated with the proscenium stage.