Sentence examples for stage intended from inspiring English sources
When built 112 years ago, the building had a lower-level stage intended as a 1,200-seat 1,200-seat.
The screenplay for The Dive, which the ocean-obsessed Cameron at one stage intended to direct himself, has been written by Changeling's J Michael Straczynski.
'Lisa, could you just come across as a bit more humble, or just play yourself down a bit?'" In No's Knife, which Dwan will perform near-naked on a stage intended to evoke both an Irish bogland and a battlefield, there can be no possible playing down.
Throughout the video, there are intercut sequences of choreographed dancing filmed in a sound stage, intended to represent Stefani's imagination.
The spires of the stage, intended to resemble transmission towers, were tall enough that the Federal Aviation Administration required them to have blinking warning lights.
If – as was at one stage intended – Danny Boyle's rags-to-riches fairytale had gone straight to DVD, this deleted scene would already be old news, an inconsequential extra on a forgotten little movie.
Crazed with energy Welch chucked herself off the stage, intending some sort of crowd dive – and felt a snap.
Although the company did not at this stage intend to set itself up as the actual ruler of the province, it was now so powerful that the new nawabs became its satellites.
I do not at this stage intend to introduce this but I will today close loopholes in partnerships, finance leasing and VAT and make it a requirement - as in the USA - that accountancy firms and those promoting schemes register them with the Inland Revenue.
4) advertising, licensing and product placement: the company at a later stage intends to offer advertisers licensed versions of 6rounds as well the ability to insert video advertising units within the layers (think sponsored gifts, targeted activities, and promoted themes).
Costs associated to Markov stages intended to reflect local medical practice, and resource utilization was determined by a Delphi panel.
