Sentence examples for stage in force from inspiring English sources

Since then directors have allowed "gender-bending" to arrive back on the stage in force, in an attempt to boost the number of actresses in productions of Shakespeare, which, like most surviving plays of the Elizabethan era, have few big female parts.

We have built support over the seven years during which this bill has been introduced, a period that began in 2007 just before trans issues hit the national LGBT stage in force with the introduction of an Employment Nondiscrimination Act inclusive of trans persons.

Force measurements are obtained using a novel dual stage in situ force gauge that performs the functions of both a fixed load spring and a movable force gauge.

In contrast to Luke, Han Solo, still armed with his lopsided sigh of a smile, resumes his spot on center stage in "The Force Awakens," and rightly so, for the franchise owes so much to Harrison Ford.

They were gentoo penguins; 'gentle gentoos', cooed Delphine in her capacity-crowd lecture (something to do with the way she teetered elegantly across the stage in a force five gale emitting the call of a lovesick albatross, 'Eergghh', or describing how emperors perform 'ec-static dee-splay').

The three franchise newcomers took center stage in the "Force Awakens" trailer, with Boyega's face being the first shown onscreen.

Deterritorialization denotes the stage in which forces of tourism infuse new meanings into these sites.

It is not true, as program notes sometimes suggest, that the appearance of "The Beggar's Opera" on a London stage in 1727 forced Handel to stop writing Italian operas and begin composing "Messiah" to cater to the public's sudden preference for works sung in English.

For one, staged in August, Force Majeure teamed with Dance Integrated Australia to present Off the Record, with some dancers and actors with perceived disabilities – from deafness to Tourette to Down syndrome – which went largely unstated in the piece.

Now Mr. Parsons will face the same tough audience that forced the former chief executive, Gerald M. Levin, off the stage in December 2001 and forced Mr. Case to announce his resignation as chairman on Sunday.

Grohl broke his leg after falling off stage in Sweden earlier this year, forcing the group to cancel their headline slot at Glastonbury.