Sentence examples for sought stage from inspiring English sources

The Spaismans came to New York in 1955, and she sought stage work at the Hebrew Actors Union, but was rebuffed.

Despite the film work and the higher fees he earned from it, Barrymore continued to seek stage work, and in January 1914 he played the lead in The Yellow Ticket at New York's Eltinge Theatre.

To a large degree their presence attracted other groups who sought a stage to proclaim their ideology.

Several other event promoters had sought to stage a race in New York.

The unions have not sought to stage any mass march or rally.

Two groups sought to stage low-key, symbolic protests yesterday: one laid out 972 pairs of combat boots and 1,000 pairs of civilian shoes, around Cherry Hill Fountain in Central Park to commemorate soldiers and civilians killed in Iraq.

They sought to stage an Olympics that made manifest their image of themselves, and Speer Jr, looking back to his father's mastery of the architecture of power, delivered the goods.

G.M. and the federal government have sought to stage an offering as soon as is practical, though both have said that the company will ultimately determine when to go public.

I slunk back to Waco wishing I had never sought the stage.

By early 1990 my work started to be more autobiographic and I sought to stage events of my life, both from my past as well as events which were currently happening.

Last year the New York Film Festival chose to close its annual awards-season confab with "Birdman," a movie about an actor beset by troubles as he sought to stage a Broadway play.