Sentence examples for staged presentation from inspiring English sources

In some pageants, the staged presentation or dramatic storytelling is completely preeminent over simple spectacle and crowd-pleasing display.

And easily duped, as Richard Eyre's production suggests in a subtle last scene, which shows a celluloid and a staged presentation of the same evidence.

Pageant of the Holy Nativity, a staged presentation featuring the church choirs; Thomas Trotter, tenor; Alan Arak and Mark Sullivan, baritones; and instrumentalists; William Trafka, conductor.

Administrators at Cornell and elsewhere say that lectures may be appropriate for subjects that have no labs, do not require daily essay writing and are suited to a staged presentation.

Still, the music must ultimately speak for itself, and as it turned out, listeners had it both ways: the staged presentation, which was adapted by Chris Tanz and directed by Harold Dixon (who also played Janacek), was offered as a concise and illuminating prelude to the Prazak's uninterrupted performance.

But the offer by the Woods camp to have three golf writers attend was rejected by the Golf Writers Association of America because the group did not want its members to be "used as props, standing in the back of the room, lending credibility to a staged presentation," said Vartan Kupelian, the association's president.

She also said that Insights and Revelations would complement the Emelin Theater's fully staged presentations.

One-act operas can seem to exist via reputation and recordings only, with staged presentations few and far between.

The formats vary, ranging from staged presentations to speed-dating forums in front of small groups of investors and seasoned entrepreneurs.

Their stage presentation, though, is great visual shtick.

We now need to look at the longer term figures and at late-stage presentation".