Sentence examples for settings a stage from inspiring English sources

"You cannot avoid seeing the piece now with the knowledge of what happened afterward," said Peter Pabst, who has designed the sets for all of Bausch's pieces since 1980 and whose unpredictable, poetic settings — a stage filled with the rubble from a falling wall, huge redwood trees, a mountain of silk flowers — have been a vital part of their impact.

The humid, moody settings are a stage for Willis's encouraging, empathetic encounters with friends and family whose presence is both piercingly intimate yet incalculably remote to his struggles.

For shifting heavy three-dimensional settings, a revolving stage was developed in 1896 at the Residenztheater in Munich and was soon widely adopted.

Throughout the video, scenes of Clarkson performing the song in three different settings (alone in a stage, with her band in a garden square, and in the control room) alternate with various flash mob videos.

The record-setting vault sets the stage for a rematch between Dragila and Feofanova at the world indoor championships in Birmingham on March 14-16.

But Churchill's more recent work – such as Love and Information – consists of unattributed lines of dialogue, with no characters, settings or stage directions specified.

Rivette strips social relations down to a clash of wills: his scenes compress the romantic fury of paintings by Delacroix or Géricault into drawing-room settings and stage the moral equivalent of war fought sitting down.

Our unique geographical position and programme – we specialise in using non-standard concert settings and stage performances in civic institutions, buildings and non-traditional venues across London E1 – has allowed us to build up an understanding of patterns of engagement in our local community.

He made fruit and oatmeal breakfasts and stews for supper, figuring out how to mess with the settings and stage the ingredients so that everything didn't turn to mush.

Also, in both care settings, among stage III patients older age was associated with lower odds of receiving adjuvant chemotherapy.

(90) Most EMs now have computer-controlled operation for lens settings and stage movement, along with basic image analysis operations such as FTs.