Sentence examples for stage world class from inspiring English sources

It's noteworthy that Mr. Hareare said that he is "equally ambitious for the company and dance in general," and that he plans "to bring together the most talented artists of the 21st century to collaborate on the same stage — world class dancers, choreographers, designers and musicians".

Under Wynton Marsalis' direction The Jazz at Lincoln Center All Stars big band dominates the stage, world class musicians, with a cast of dancers and vocalists, precise and excellent in their interpretations of familiar Tin Pan Alley tunes from Harold Arlen and Dorothy Fields: "Stormy Weather," "On the Sunny Side of the Street," "Diga Diga Doo".

Can they stage world-class exhibitions and draw the desired visitors with limited resources?

The extension to the current broadcast rights agreement was announced by UK Athletics chief executive officer Niels de Vos, who also outlined its vision to win more medals, stage world-class events, create an athletic nation and stage the best ever World Championships.

Councillor Gordon Matheson, leader of Glasgow City Council, said: "We have been chosen because of our excellence and innovation and our proven ability to stage world-class events - not to mention of course our citizens' world-famous warm welcome, so superbly demonstrated during the Commonwealth Games".

This is a significant investment, with £10m going directly towards staging world-class exhibitions and performances.

For 18 years we have staged world-class entertainment in our two theaters (923 seats and 262 seats) while also supporting local emerging writers, choreographers, directors and composers.

The prospect of staging world-class soccer in bone-melting heat prompted two proposals still under discussion: changing the World Cup to winter, or air-conditioning all of Qatar's dozen or so giant stadiums.

In recent years, Don King's status as the most powerful man in the sport has been greatly eroded as others, most notably Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions, have cornered the market in staging world-class fights.

The Frankfurt Opera stages world-class productions, and the best seats in the house for Verdi's "Traviata" cost about $62; at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, top seats are $150 to $180.

The event has earned a reputation for staging world-class premieres and one-off events from the worlds of music, theatre and art.