"His agenda will set the stage for revitalizing our economy and doing the work that America needs done," Foster said in a statement Thursday night.
Larval life as complex as this is not mere preparation for adult life; rather, the adult stage is a revitalizing and distributory stage for the larval one.
After a considerable slump in the popularity of stage illusion, Doug Henning revitalized the art by appearing on Broadway in the 1970s and paved the way for the success of the magic show of David Copperfield and the Las Vegas extravaganza of Siegfried and Roy.
The research and development of methods for disease staging have been revitalized, especially through an initiative launched by FIND and WHO in the 2000s and several alternative staging biomarkers and tools are under investigation.
SINCE taking over as the managing director of the Emelin Theater in Mamaroneck five years ago, John Raymond, 60, has revitalized its dramatic stage productions, added membership and attracted more headline performers.
From Flying Lotus's animated performance sculpture, to Refik Anadol's immersive media environments, and even to EDM stage design, we saw the medium revitalize the concert experience.
Eat a piece of fruit.' " Ms. Dennings said she was revitalized once she took the stage, but she might want to keep her mother on speed dial anyway.
Thanks to the many dedicated admirers and students of the troubled yet prolific playwright, these short plays are occasionally revitalized on stages across America and beyond.
All the usual clichés associated with the thrill of stage acting — from the paralyzing precurtain jitters to the revitalizing embrace of an audience — are not so much spoken as exhaled, as if they were the breath of life.
Lynch may well have revitalized television with his artistry, may well have set the stage for a new generation of television-makers; in the process, he both revealed and exhausted the best of his art.
