Sentence examples for staging of the same from inspiring English sources

One participant in Portland Opera's staging of the same production recalls: "The odours, if I remember right, were gunpowder, cleaning solution, fart, meat and citrus".

Kim Cattrall (of "Sex and the City") stars in the Old Vic's fresh staging of the same play, opening June 12.

At the end of the Pennsylvania Ballet production of "George Balanchine's The Nutcracker" the young hero and heroine leave the Kingdom of Sweets not in the flying sleigh seen in New York City Ballet's staging of the same Balanchine classic, but in a flying sailboat, a tiny yacht just made for two, which lifts off into the air.

Barely had the director Lindsay Posner opened his West End revival of "Uncle Vanya" at the Vaudeville Theatre, featuring a starry cast headed by Anna Friel and Ken Stott, before a visiting Russian-language staging of the same play from Moscow's Vakhtangov Theatre pitched up three days later at the Noel Coward Theatre for a six-performance run that has now finished.

Grouping of patients by the prediction scores is found in this series to be more closely related to survival than is clinical staging of the same patients.

Gasore's stage win in Cameroon had so inspired his teammates that another rider won two later stages of the same tour.

It was the same opponents at the same stage of the same competition here at White Hart Lane but with a different outcome, as the confidence that is coursing Tottenham ranks was writ large across the occasion.

So Argentina had regained their national pride in the wake of the Falklands, and taken revenge on the folk who had caused their erstwhile captain, Antonio Rattín, so much pain 20 years previously at the same stage of the same competition.

Norwich City, Tottenham, West Ham and West Bromwich Albion are at various stages of the same process, though they do not have accreditation.

More than two decades after deregulation reshaped the American airline industry -- and quickly spelled the end for Pan Am and Eastern -- Europe appears to be in the early stages of the same process, which is likely to reduce the number of carriers there.

Its nearest analogy is to pure mathematics; indeed, many logicians and pure mathematicians would regard their respective subjects as indistinguishable, or as merely two stages of the same unified discipline.