Sentence examples for white staged from inspiring English sources

In 1915 the American novelist and poet Hervey White staged his first festival at the Maverick arts colony just outside Woodstock, New York, and declared in the flyer: "There will be a village that will stand for but a day, which mad artists have hung with glorious banners and blazoned in the entrance through the woods".

The remaining cases not included in the EDC were from Kaiser Permanente Southern California where only 10% of the younger than 80 years age, non-Hispanic white, stage I cases were sampled.

The red-carpeted art gallery suggests the diversions of a higher-income bracket, whose jaded, upper-class denizens are seen in black-and-white staged photographs that dot the walls, often holding cactuses or crystals in front of their faces.

The white stage is heavily raked and the slope is effectively used.

NEW YORK STORIES IN BLACK AND WHITE Stage manager, John Bruno; assistant stage manager, Lilli Marques; lighting by Rod Barnes; sets by Scott Aronow.

The entire company assembles on a blank white stage, men dressed identically in black pants and white shirts.

Its live show was thoroughly designed, with band members in white outfits on a white stage set.

Since 1888, it has mounted 39 productions of this "lamentable comedy", using everything from puppets to a pure white stage.

The dancers walk deliberately onto the white stage floor, which is overhung with an arching Calder-style sculpture.

He gravely regarded the vast soundstage: a baby-grand piano, painted grenadine red, had been hoisted onto a spiralling white stage.

For example, the show begins with a bare white stage and a spoken introduction by Mandy Patinkin as Georges Seurat, the pointillist painter.