Sentence examples for transition from stage from inspiring English sources

How did you tackle the transition from stage to screen?

Beyond some well-observed touches about the claustrophobia of open spaces (Adriano Goldman shoots the great outdoors as an inescapable prison) it's hard to see how the play has benefited in the transition from stage to screen.

After directing a segment of the aforementioned literary anthology The Turning, hotshot Australian theatre director and "enfant terrible" Simon Stone continues his transition from stage to screen with The Daughter, bringing with him an A-list cast including Geoffrey Rush, Miranda Otto, Sam Neill and Nicholas Bad Boy Bubbyy" Hope.

In the Kirov's three-week season that ended Sunday at New York City Center, one account of the first male-female adagio in the Shades scene of "La Bayadère" showed how Alina Somova, in one walking transition from stage left to stage right, kept hoisting her chin (in profile to the audience) as she followed the lover who had come to find her in this ballet Elysium.

The stress intensity factor at the transition from Stage A to B was constant around 4 MPm1/2.

The idea of matching crack growth rates was used to predict the effect of R on the transition from Stage I to Stage II growth.

Therefore, the genes necessary for the transition from stages 16 to 17 are likely included in the 872 genes that change during the transition in the three genotypes (664 upregulated and 208 downregulated; Figure 3B).

For bud flush, the genomic region detected onto LG V (cross D: AAFC 2007 PC1 and VES 2007 PC2, Figure 2) could be involved into the transition from stages 4 to 5 (Bud flush_AAFC_cross D_2007_PC1/VES_cross D_2007_PC2, Table 2).

For example, the chromosomal region involved in bud set onto LG X (cross D: AAFC 2006 PC1, Figure 4) could play a part in the transition from stages 3 to 4 (Bud set_AAFC_cross D_2006_PC1, Table 2).

Roxie's fantasies trigger swift transitions from stage to prison and courtroom and back.

In the process, he has accomplished one of the more fluid musical transitions from stage to screen in years, the most artful, perhaps, since Fosse's "Cabaret".