Sentence examples for stage interpreter from inspiring English sources

Until 1987, after she was struck by a mysterious illness that caused her severe pain, Ms. Manheim was Mr. Foreman's leading stage interpreter, and scattered through the loft are cardboard and balsa-wood valentines he has made for her, one a train with the words "Richard Loves Kate" on it and the figure of Mr. Foreman leaning out the window.

Film and stage interpreters have seen fit to elaborate on the psychology, sometimes suggesting that Scrooge's mother's death turned his father against him.

In Perl, the phases are the major stages in the interpreter's life-cycle.

She describes one instance where "an act refused to have the interpreter on stage, and then refused for the interpreter to sign any of their performance".

Each decompilation stage contains an abstract interpreter that encapsulates its findings about the program by translating the program into a higherlevel intermediate language.

They didn't see the masterful stage actor, the acclaimed interpreter of Tennessee Williams, the versatile performer who poured himself into roles as diverse as a doomed mafioso in "The Godfather: Part III" to the diabolical Mr. Freeze on TV's "Batman" series.

Mr. Pepe, the Atlantic artistic director and longtime Mamet interpreter who staged the dandy Broadway revival of "Speed-the-Plow" last season, is more happily in his element with "School".

Despite its sometimes desultory nature, Munro's is a bold, timely play, and James is a formidable interpreter whose staging never falters.

In 1988, the campaign of Gov. Michael Dukakis had to take the American Sign Language interpreter off the stage, because everyone was watching her, since she was actually moving around.

Joined on stage by a sign language interpreter, the pair careen through the 90-minute show with increasing surrealism, celebrating a syndrome that for all its difficulties – communicated through tender monologues that make the laughter even louder – can also be filled with light.

During the broadcast, Wilma Newhoudt-Druchen, South Africa's first deaf female MP, tweeted: "ANC-linked interpreter on the stage with dep president of ANC is signing rubbish.