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But when you resort to slapstick you run into trouble sustaining a full-length narrative.

"We want to have a fan base to sustain a full season of games," said Waller.

There is, after all, more than enough of it to sustain a full program.

July 2005: Over 10 days, a workshop at Dance Theatre Workshop explores whether a six-page piece can sustain a full production.

"I wasn't sure I could sustain a full year of life as a composer mentally," he explained.

Would that the potent magic of such moments — with the annotative visual wit that is a Wooster signature — were enough to sustain a full three hours of what is ultimately a very sophisticated form of karaoke.

Even the very best works in the genre tend to languish, often for the most prosaic reason: if an opera is too short to sustain a full program, what can it be paired with, profitably and sympathetically?

And he said it might take a number of years for the Russian economy to sustain a full spectrum of economically independent media organizations, and he added, "I am very confident that without a free media, we cannot have a normal democratic society".

I'm not sure we could sustain a full tour there, unless a good band would have us as a support.

This habitat core sustained a full compliment of indigenous large carnivores while they vanished from much of their original range in North America.

Stamina and strength are required to sustain a full resonant sound, while the continuous thirty-second figure can be tiring for the pianist.