Sentence examples for staging of death from inspiring English sources

Cast to a T, and beautiful in all its scenic dimensions (with Jo Mielziner's original, 1949 set design), this staging of "Death of a Salesman" is the best I expect to see in my lifetime.

Though Lahr writes that "this staging of 'Death of a Salesman' is the best I expect to see in my lifetime," the play's power was evident from the first Broadway production, with Lee J. Cobb in the lead and Elia Kazan directing.

Hoffman was the rare actor who could move fluidly between film and theater, and his four Oscar nominations (including one win) were matched by three Tony nominations, most recently in 2012 for his role as Willy Loman in the Mike Nicholstagingted staging of "Death of a Salesman".

He had simply gained an intuitive understanding of the stages of death from so much exposure.

"I saw a conference that, two-thirds of them, had never served in a minority, and they were almost going through the stages of death," he said.

It's different if you're run over by a truck, but if you're just dying, say, on Everest, there are stages of death.

One scene culminates with 76 yakuza gangsters strewn in various stages of death around a blood-drenched Tokyo nightclub, many of them separated from their hands, feet or arms.

The judge said if Mr. Penry someday wanted to argue that his counsel at trial had been ineffective, a fairly common tactic in the late stages of death penalty cases, Mr. Wright might have a conflict of interest.

At this point you may feel "Songs From the Second Floor" needs a second act, or else it's like Elizabeth Kubler Ross's five stages of death boiled down to one: denial.

"I think I went through the five stages of death that anyone would when they lose somebody close," said Fiore, who came to Stony Brook in 2003 after working at Princeton as senior associate director of athletics.

She also gave many lectures and distributed tape recordings of them, conducted extensive research into what she described as the five stages of death based on thousands of interviews with patients and health care professionals and did groundbreaking work in counseling dying patients.