Sentence examples for theater up from inspiring English sources

At a recent hearing in his war-crimes trial, he had another bit of theater up his sleeve.

His current guardian has put the Black Lady Theater up for sale.

It intended to get the theater up and running again, but the one season it was active -- 1989 -- was so unsuccessful it sought private developers.

But Senator George Gunther, a Republican of Stratford, said he is 'not as concerned with the reversion clause as he is with getting the theater up and running.

Television commercials for new Broadway shows will no longer be able to quote theatergoers gushing, "Better than 'Cats!' " David Letterman, who broadcasts from the Ed Sullivan Theater up Broadway, will be deprived of a punchline.

It will include the headquarters of Time Warner, studios for its Cable News Network and New York 1 television news operations, restaurants, stores, a hotel, condominium apartments, a 12-screen movie theater, up to 600 parking spaces -- and the first permanent home for Jazz at Lincoln Center.

The boxy, yellow-brick building is not much to look at from the outside, but inside the new facility has all the features of a big-city museum: gift shop, cafe, skylight lobby, a 152-seat theater, up-to-date collections storage and nicely proportioned galleries with white walls, natural wood trim and wall-to-wall carpeting.

It put its chain of movie theaters up for sale.

Called MoviePass, it offered cinephiles nearly unlimited access to theaters – up to one 2-D film each day – for a flat monthly fee.

In her professional life, there are dozens of theaters up and down Broadway that could tell a tale or two about Ms. Rivera.

Steve King, chief executive at the ZenithOptimedia media division of the Publicis Groupe, said that from 2011 to 2013, Internet advertising would increase 48 percent; followed by commercials on TV and in movie theaters, up 19 percent; outdoor advertising, up 18 percent; and radio, up 10 percent.