Sentence examples for staging struck from inspiring English sources

When this production, which used imagery of the Industrial Revolution to contextualize Wagner's mythic tale, was introduced in 1976 for the centennial of the "Ring," Mr. Chéreau's staging struck many as brashly modern and outrageous.

." and most of the men and women living in it are stage struck.

After leaving the navy he worked mainly as a window dresser, although he remained stage struck.

He says he saw Paul Scofield's King Lear four times but was not stage struck by the glamour of the theatre.

When he stopped talking, all of the percussion on stage struck at once — the drums, the congas, the bongos — and music began to stream from every chair.

It feels as if I have never been so stage struck (literally) by anyone ever since.

Dodger Stages strikes a utilitarian note.

In movement class, he claimed center stage, striking attitudes that his instructors found unusual, original.

The actors move swiftly onto the stage, striking the poses that best capture their characters.

Shelvey again shot from long range before Matt Ritchie took centre stage, striking the post with a rasping 25-yard effort.

Ovarian cancer, which is usually asymptomatic in its early stages, strikes 21,650 women annually in the United States, killing 15,520 a year.