Sentence examples for potential for theater from inspiring English sources

"I know this will be a better film than 'Phantom Menace,' because it's pretty much impossible not to be a better film," said Robert Bucksbaum, president of ReelSource, which analyzes box-office potential for theater owners.

They could take account of athletic potential in the admission process the same way they do potential for debate, theater, student government or service projects.

Muntz was quick to feature Sony's Betamax as well as JVC's and RCA's VHS recorders in his store, setting up a showroom to demonstrate the potential for a "theater experience in the home".

While fleeting, their appeal remains durable, and their potential for greatness inspires theater goers to flock to theaters.

MOSCOW — Rising tensions between Russia and Georgia over shipping rights to a breakaway Georgian region have opened a potential new theater for conflict between the countries, a little more than a year after they went to war.

It had a closed-door workshop and presentation in May for theater producers and other potential investors.

"The Last Ship" had a closed-door workshop presentation in May for theater producers and other potential investors.

Like him, I see a huge potential for liberation in film and theater -- but only if there is adequate representation; as Benjamin would put it: the right for everyone to be filmed.

For some outsiders, the episode recalled Equatorial Guinea's history as both the inspiration of books about coups — including Frederick Forsyth's "The Dogs of War" in 1974 — and as a potential theater for real attempts, such as a failed coup in 2004 organized by British upper-crusters.

Yet in past years that has rarely been the case, despite the fact that the technologically progressive film industry spends hundreds of millions of dollars annually on digitally generated special effects and recognizes fully the Internet's potential for distributing its products to theaters (and eventually to consumers).

"Try Love," in particular, has the potential for a commercial life beyond the theater.