Sentence examples for project's stage from inspiring English sources

Based on Moisés Kaufman and the Tectonic Theater Project's stage play, the film explores the aftermath of the murder of Matthew Shepard, a gay college student.

But it was just as profound to see the way Mr. Lemon got lost and found grace in his own evening-length work presented at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in October, "How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere?" With her Platform series Ms. Hussie-Taylor, intentionally or not, is creating a conversation that extends far beyond Danspace Project's stage.

The project's staging of a new version of Chekov's "Cherry Orchard," by Tom Stoppard, will open on Jan . 14and star Simon Russell Beale as Lopakhin; its production of Shakespeare's "Winter's Tale" will open on Feb. 20 and star Mr. Beale as Leontes.

It doesn't seem to matter, as the federal government has already handed over $1.5bn for the project's first stage.

"Do they ever recognize they are the norm?" Ms. Green now hopes to turn her series into a book and is raising money for the project's next stage.

The project's second stage starts in late August with the construction of a "six pack" of turbines that will be mounted on pilings under the water and will provide electricity to residents on Roosevelt Island, which has about 3,000 homes.

The Welsh government is match funding the project's initial stage.

Urban renewal projects involve several public and private stakeholders whose interaction during the project's early stage determines the scope of the project.

This study of a multi-stakeholder project, focused on the renewal of the commercial center of the historic garden city of Tapiola, seeks to increase understanding of processes of path dependence and path creation during the project's early stage.

It can also be expected that the developed model is effective in design management and cost management since the construction cost can be predicted before the completion of a project's design stage.

Formative evaluation was considered appropriate given the project's early stage of development [ 11, 12].