Sentence examples for stage addresses from inspiring English sources
Until the stage addresses the stories of Corbyn and Clegg directly, we'll just have to make do with Harley Granville Barker's Waste, the first National Theatre production of which opens on 10 November.
The pre-design stage addresses the formulation of the property constraint for crystal morphology.
While the functional aspects of the cooling system are considered during the preliminary design stage, the layout design stage addresses both the functionality and manufacturability of the design.
The post-implementation stage addresses the evolving use of the technology, demonstrating the need for continuous evaluation in light of emerging scientific evidence.
The first stage addresses those factors associated with the ultracentrifugation phase including spatial distribution of the density profile, a precise measurement of the density profile, the inherent density resolution, spin time, and temperature effects.
He had doubted the existence of gas chambers and at one stage addressed the libel case judge as "mein Fuhrer".
McBrinn backs away from the theatrical possibilities of this by presenting each of the women in the same way: alone on stage, addressing the audience directly.
On Rory Kinnear: It was thrilling to see Rory's cold-eyed Iago standing at the front of the stage, addressing a thousand people with that cool confidence.
"I confess, I am a New Jersey lawyer," Scott Sheldon, the show's director, and an antitrust specialist, said from the stage, addressing about five hundred dressed-up Honorables and Esquires.
The show honoring the year's best athletes and sports moments opened on a somber note, with James and fellow NBA stars Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul and Dwyane Wade standing four abreast on stage addressing the recent shootings of black men by white police officers.
Mr. Kawasaki, with more than 80,000 followers, is full of praise for the two employees who enliven his Twitter feed, often posting updates while he is on stage addressing a conference.
