Sentence examples for preferred stage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scofield actually preferred stage to screen and appeared in relatively few movies for an actor of his age and stature — some 30 or so, compared, say, to well over a hundred made by his colleague John Gielgud.

Her preferred stage medium of tangents and tunes has left little imprint on the collective consciousness.

It became his preferred stage for major events; his major speech during the 2011 uprising was delivered from the first floor.

There were only so many rabid Hammer horror films it could take, and by the time it was the preferred stage dressing for Adam West's pantomime nemeses in the Batman TV series, it was all over for the Dutch angle.

Bryan Ferry's homage to Casablanca on Roxy Music's 2HB is more impressionistic, his love for the style of Bogart all too evident elsewhere, on the cover of his later solo album - Another Time, Another Place - and the white tux remains the preferred stage attire.

Heston made no apology for his rightist views, and his belief in the individual and nonconformity was reflected in many of his preferred stage characters, from Holmes to Thomas More and Becket, James Tyrone in Long Day's Journey into Night and, of course, Antony.

Although he said it was interesting that so many people had called for a ban, Trickett said he preferred staging a debate, rather than imposing travel bans.

On average, the students preferred stages 5 and 6 of moral judgment, that is the post-conventional level.

She escaped the tyranny of the look over time, preferring stage roles.

He studied the script (he prefers stage directions, not video of a show, as a guide) and researched the Ballets Russes, where Balanchine started out.

So when Al Pacino, apropos of his current gig as director and star of Eugene O'Neill's short play "Hughie," at Circle in the Square, states that he prefers stage to screen "Film is about lines painted on the floor.