Sentence examples for series stages from inspiring English sources
Off-Center series stages the musical at City Center July 12-15, and it's assembled a crackerjack cast, including Steven Boyer (Hinckley), Alex Brightman (Zangara), Erin Markey (Fromme), and Steven Pasquale Boothh), under the direction of Anne Kauffman.
Traditional stratigraphic schemes rely on two scales: (1) a time scale (using eons, eras, periods, epochs, ages, and chrons), for which each unit is defined by its beginning and ending points, and (2) a correlated scale of rock sequences (using systems, series, stages, and chronozones).
In all these series, stages III IV disease made up between 75 and 85% of all patients seen.
Four troubled teenage girls, subjects of the "Wildflowers" series, stage a revealing reunion.
Plenty of action series stage massive action sequences that end in a huge fireball; few would spend the entire next episode exploring the impact on secondary characters.
In New York, WNET (Channel 13) will present the plays next season when it inaugurates its new PBS drama series "Stage on Screen" on a date to be announced.
Glenister says they have continued to emphasise this western theme in the new series, staging scenes with a new character, DCI Jim Keats Daniel Mayss), as a High Noon-style standoff in the middle of the CID office.
Now, in The Machine, he turns an essentially static, six-match chess series, staged in New York in 1997, into lively theatre by dwelling on the obsessive nature of the participants.
The demonstration, thinly attended, was one of a series staged since February, when the city announced plans to shift the emergency medical service to a private firm working for Hackensack University Medical Center.
Ellison overcame Dmytro Hrachov of the Ukraine in the final at the third leg of the World Cup series, staged in Utah.
Drawing on its database and primary source research, Crunchbase identified 51 viable Africa-focused VC funds globally with at least 7-10 investments in African startups from seed to series stage.
