Sentence examples for theatrical use from inspiring English sources

The theatre of the Palais was one of the first structures in France built exclusively for theatrical use.

But technological advancements made after the turn of the century resulted in projectors bright enough for just about every theatrical use.

With some exceptions the 35-mm format is for theatrical use, 16-mm for institutional applications, and 8-mm for home movies.

Mr. Bush, whose partner passed away last year, was behind the theatrical use of metallic martial decoration — actually made from gilded plastic.

Dr. Berlin was considering theatrical use of an anonymous monologue by someone suffering from AIDS when her daughter told her she had written it.

Copland's "Music for the Theater" (1925) was not composed for theatrical use at all, but for the concert hall; the Boston Symphony, under Serge Koussevitzky, gave the piece its premiere.

Like most dance idioms, flamenco can be put to a variety of theatrical uses.

No wonder after this that Saint-Laurent seems unperturbed at the word "theatrical," used of his work by unfriendly critics.

Under the plans approved by the city and state, the original developers, Park Tower Realty and Prudential Insurance Company of America, agreed to put up four buildings and to provide the New 42nd Street with $18.2 million to create two nonprofit entities with theatrical uses, with each receiving $9.1 million.

Marisa Carnesky Who: 'Show woman' Why: Her Olivier award-winning theatrical shows use visual illusion to look at wider political issues, including the cultural displacement of women through migration.

I think the theatrical language used in this play allows us to get closer to that idea.