Sentence examples for using a stage that from inspiring English sources

Director Kathleen Akerley leads the American Century Theater's actors and actresses through the play's still-too-resonant themes, using a stage that creaks and moans in a manner evoking the seaside setting.

It's unsettlingly funny, a darkly satiric humor that is aided enormously by Jeff Cowie's set, which makes use of a stage that is wide and deep to render an apartment of surpassingly kitschy opulence (the walls are carpeted, it appears, with furry angora), a sophisticated joke all by itself.

And laughter should be used sparingly with teenagers, a stage that rarely includes the ability to laugh at oneself.

EMPC uses a stage cost that reflects the process/system economics.

With its putative center stage used simply, if grandly, as that — a stage that will pass from artist to artist — the Biennial defuses itself a bit, in a good way.

And for the set, using a sloping stage that sits atop the main stage like a beached boat, Mr. Duffas has found an ingenious way of recreating the 1671 idea of "une piece a machines" by using two large sheets and imaginative lighting to define the changing scenes.

EMPC uses a stage cost that reects the process/system economics.

Using a piezoelectric stage that translates the sample, we produce an image by collecting data line-by-line in a two-dimensional raster format with a scan line that begins in a "sample-free" region that contains only buffer above the coverslip and proceeds pixel-by-pixel into a "sample" region that contains either cells or a calibration sphere.

The evidence base in the first episode psychosis suggests that using a stage-specific approach to treatment in first episode of illness is more effective than not (Marshall et al. 2011).

But there are millions of people waiting for a Verizon iPhone, and Apple would undoubtedly want to use a stage to announce that the device is finally available on the biggest network in the United States.

IPW/MI* and MI*/MI* used a stage 2 imputation model that was misspecified because interaction terms were omitted.