Sentence examples for tiny stages from inspiring English sources
True, it was a limited run on one of Lincoln Center's tiny stages, but nevertheless attention must be paid.
His adaptations of "A Clockwork Orange" in 2003 and "Fahrenheit 451" in 2006 were surprisingly sharp-edged, breathing vivid theatrical life into sprawling material on tiny stages.
In this two-hour near-monologue Bates played the fallen actor-hero forever ranting about being forced to work on tiny stages for lousy wages in front of philistines.
In particular, the absolute difference between like and cross polarized signals (ADLC) is employed for segmenting the canopy growth cycle into tiny stages.
Unless you're at one of the tiny stages, where there's minimal techno and plenty of room to move around, Ultra isn't really about dancing.
During the unveiling of the megaphones, the structures functioned perfectly as tiny stages, in which two of the megaphones housed performing musicians, with the audience sitting in the middle of the installation.
The tiny stage features jazz and Americana.
Maybe the tiny stage was too confining.
Diana Vickers steps on to the tiny stage.
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