Sentence examples for staging for which from inspiring English sources

It will provide stiff competition for the same company's "Trittico" in Mr. Jones's probing staging, for which each opera was entrusted to a different designer.

What's particularly historic about Mr. Swinston's staging, for which "Interludes" is added to the title, is that it isn't a straightforward act of reconstruction.

Rea and O'Sullivan play it all so beautifully that you can't quite put your finger on why these scenes don't go deeper, until you realize that it's because of the energy behind the production: the director, Garry Hynes, a real talent, who also directed the 1998 staging (for which she won a Tony Award, the first woman to win in a directing category), hasn't found anything new to draw out here.

If raw, concentrated emotion was the aim, it was not quite achieved, largely thanks to an awkward semi-staging, for which no director was credited, and which sometimes got in the way.

Thrown on to a world stage for which he was ill-prepared, he seemed destined to political oblivion.

Early Archaic Chinese is the old stage for which the most information is known about the pronunciation of characters.

However, pages are peppered with prompts to apply online via a "submit and send" service - a simple checking and completion stage for which it charges £11.44.

It is the gilded stage for which haute couture dresses are made; bright lights fall on film stars dressed by the world's most accomplished designers in some of the most expensive items of clothing ever made.

There's a huge VIP area near the main stage, for which anyone can buy a ticket, so long as you're willing to fork out twice the price of a regular ticket.

But until the forthcoming production at the Sheffield Crucible, there has been no full-scale professional revival on the kind of big, major stage for which the play was designed.

"America plays a part on the world stage for which there is no understudy," the senator and Republican presidential hopeful told a standing-room-only crowd on New York's Upper East Side.