Sentence examples for stage shaping from inspiring English sources

I miss only one moment of the old choreography: when Dido in her Lament repeats "Remember me!" above the staff, I recall Mr. Morris, especially in 1989, pacing backward across the stage shaping one mime gesture in a huge arc that opened his whole head and torso up, a perfect response to the music's line.

Such conflicts often play out on a political stage, shaping classroom practice in a top-down manner.

When Taschen summoned everyone outside, the tarps came down, revealing a three-tiered black stage shaped like a cake.

A date was not set, but tickets for the concert, which will take place at an outdoor stage shaped like a crown, are to go on sale Aug.

As Prince performed on a stage shaped like his trademarked glyph, he was in constant motion: starting a song on the piano and then climbing on top of it, or strutting all around the stage, again and again.

The figure who appears through a trapdoor in the centre of a stage shaped like the symbol he once changed his name to certainly doesn't look like a man who has been wounded to the very core of his being by the opinions of the boss of HMV.

In ideal case, the overall noise present at the output should be the noise of the last stage shaped by the product of all the stage NTFs.

Decision-making requires knowing about and managing the elements and stages shaping EBP, as well as the barriers against it and strategies for using it; however, such limitations did not compromise the results when validating them [ 33, 34].

The first three stages, shaped by flight, were fairly sleek.

Multiple curing stages shape and work the slug into half shells, and then into a hollow sphere.

The halftime entertainment planned for Super Bowl XXVI in Minneapolis was a musical performance set on stages shaped like giant snowflakes and featured Olympic ice skaters Dorothy Hamill and Brian Boitano.