Sentence examples for to stage from from inspiring English sources

In a theatre culture where plays take three weeks to stage from first read-through, Wilson and Wilson are an accountant's nightmare: House took a year to develop; Mapping the Edge 18 months.

He put on a crocheted red, white and blue scarf thrown on to stage from an audience member saying: "I want to identify the maker of that scarf, give them a big cup of cocoa and a big old hug after the show".

DePreist overcame polio in his 20s to pursue a conducting career that took him to stages from Sweden to Japan over four decades.

There are inevitable losses in the transition from page to stage - from the atmospheric richness of Mantel's prose to the flashbacks to formative experiences in Cromwell's past, such as his witnessing, in boyhood, the pitiless auto-da-fe of a female heretic.

Jacqueline Bisset had to walk to the stage from another building so it took 3 hours and now the Golden Globes are over.

A tree-in-the-head person, he says, "can only think from beginning stage to end stage, from root to branches in developing strategy, plans, designs..."...

Refusing to stage plays from the classic repertoire (King Lear excepted) because they leave audiences "happily sedated".

But the Saudi government has forbidden the United States to stage airstrikes from its soil.

He is known for his long takes, the sweeping camera movement, the choice to stage scenes from a neutral position.

(Yes, you read that right; no one has kept track of how many women progress to Stage IV from earlier stages).

Here people seem to be barging on to the stage from different dramas: you might be channel-hopping".