Sentence examples for regular staging from inspiring English sources

A public plaza typically does not, however, allow overnight camping or serve as a regular staging ground for mass protests.

Horses and drivers for the transport of couriers were kept at regular staging posts to provide the so-called carriage express, which gradually developed into an organized system for the exchange of letters.

Furtheron, early information on the efficacy of the therapy during the first days after SIRT application would be highly appreciated as therapy may be intensified e.g. by chemotherapy or new biological drugs - all the more as the regular staging of the patients by imaging is only done about 3 months after SIRT application.

After Borzik, Péter Pabst was Bausch's regular stage designer.

It probably suits Watson that their association has never been formalised into a regular stage partnership.

"You're causing a definite reaction in the audience, different from the typical reaction you want in a regular stage performance.

She retired from the regular stage on June 29 , 1812 with a farewell performance as Lady Macbeth in Macbeth.

Instead of filling the stage with color and excite-ment like regular stage lights, it accentuated the drab desolation of the empty house.

"Instead of our regular stages, we'll have Persian rugs," said Thomas Cabaniss, the Philharmonic's director of education, describing the preconcert Children's Promenade.

Shaw said the police officers gave him a warning before they left, leaving the group in the riverbed – a regular stage for such scenes – uninterrupted.

After 1753 Foote returned occasionally to the regular stage, but he was unsuccessful except in his own plays, which, like his "teas," depended on topical allusions and mimicry.