Sentence examples for staging apart from inspiring English sources

Joining plot on the absentee list were staging (apart from a series of evocative slides of New York, by Phyllis Stevens), action and characters.

"Nothing has changed at this stage apart from the value of the pound," he says.

"He was all alone on the stage, apart from his electronics and pedals.

Who is going to help us here at this critical stage, apart from God?

It's odd how seldom you see shadows on the stage, apart from Peter Pan.

That's what great theatre acting is all about, making audiences suspend disbelief, and it's one of the things that sets the stage apart from the movies.

Dinamo had done little in the early stages apart from pepper long-range shots off target but after the breakthrough, they grew in confidence.

The Daily Express reviewed his performance thus: "The expressionless Botham is the only wooden thing on stage apart from the beanstalk – and even that projects itself better".

Although the closest she has got to Wimbledon's main stage – apart from watching a bit of a Sharapova match from the stands last year – is Court 12, she seems comfortable in the spotlight.

If Cromer can be said to have a signature style, it's his ability to take a stage apart and put it back together again, the better to find the emotional truth buttressing its floor.

At least, that's how it comes across in John Doyle's production, played out on an almost bare stage apart from two sheets creating an endless horizon of blue sky that turns to shadow as the sunlight grows cold.