Sentence examples for spanning the stage from inspiring English sources

The sisters stray from the paths of virtue through a brilliantly painted fairground arch spanning the stage.

The finale, which had 18 guitarists spanning the stage for a string of solos, didn't make all of them audible; maybe the recording caught them.

Then Bond and Schachte dragged onstage a clothesline with pieces of paper clipped to it, which was then hung about six feet off the ground, spanning the stage; eventually, two other lines were added, both full of paper as well.

These results demonstrate that the FDR-deconvolution OPT technique is capable of resolving the full range of vessels throughout whole embryos spanning the stages of 5 20 somites.

Mary Hamrick's set for the new dance spans the stage with two layers of scrims.

Video screens spanned the stage, alight with computer-animated cityscapes and walls of flame; physical pyrotechnics erupted at peak moments.

For one, as Eduige, the formidable mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe, sings at center stage, Rodelinda travels to a remote perch in the palace library — which, in Thomas Lynch's set design, spans the stage — to fetch a book for her son, Flavio.

'Creation-need' process models were developed by Aiken and Hage (1971) and Pierce and Delbecq (1977) who argue that the innovation process spans the stages of generation, acceptance and implementation.

One iTRAQ experiment covered four time points of the first growth period, which spanned the stages from fruit set to pre- véraison (FS-to-15 mm).

It includes the mRNA expression levels of 4028 genes at 67 successive time-points spanning the four stages of the D. melanogaster life cycle: the embryonic (31 time-points), larval (10 time-points) and pupal stage (18 time-points) and the first 30 days of adulthood (8 time-points).

To make her more foolish, Mr. Newman staged that entrance behind tacky rippling fabric, spanning the width of the stage, meant to suggest a hedge.