Sentence examples for stage conducted from inspiring English sources
Tomlinson unsuccessfully argued that the story was not in the public interest and that it was a breach of privacy because McClaren and the woman "had not at any stage conducted their relationship in public".
Ms. Arnold, standing in the center of the stage, conducted the four players, who accompanied her in halting, staggered chords with echoes of Renaissance harmonies, as she uttered what seemed memories of a love affair: "sunny day," "us together," "someone special oh," "all the things we could do".
Several studies report about the phenomenon of REM sleep rebound which is occurred after cessation of deprivation of this sleep stage conducted by various instrumental techniques.
On stage were: Vangelis, who provided the full musical score accompanied by two harpists; mezzo-soprano Markella Hatziana, soprano Lucienne Deval, and the chorus and percussion of the Greek National Lyric Stage, conducted by Yvan Cassar.
WH built the involuntary assay stage, conducted the involuntary contraction assay, and revised the manuscript.
The final stage, conducted in Senegal and Mali, involved the health professionals working in the 46 hospitals selected for the QUARITÉ trial, conducted between 2007 and 2011 [ 35].
Rainer Steubing-Negenborn conducts the Verdi Requiem, and Stravinsky's "Oedipus Rex" receives a new staging, conducted by Josep Pons.
Andrew Shore leads a fine British cast as Falstaff, in an Ian Judge staging conducted by ENO's incoming music director, Oleg Caetani.
If you prefer the grand manner approach, then watch Franco Zeffirelli's 1978 Vienna staging, conducted like one possessed by Carlos Kleiber, though Elena Obraztsova's matronly Carmen won't be to everyone's taste.
Gonzalez was timed in 4 hours 18 minutes 32 seconds, a speed of 27.7 miles an hour, for this 14th of 20 daily stages, conducted in cloudy, windy and hot weather before big crowds.
ENO turned to the Catalan director Calixto Bieito for this new staging, conducted with lucid intensity by Mark Wigglesworth, with sterling orchestral playing in a score alive with instrumental solos.
