Sentence examples for wide-ranging stage from inspiring English sources

Uta Hagen, the formidable and wide-ranging stage actress who electrified audiences with her Tony Award-winning performance as the ferocious, tart-tongued Martha in the original Broadway production of Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" in 1962, died yesterday at her home in Manhattan, her daughter, Leticia Ferrer, said.

The minister was speaking during a wide-ranging on-stage interview with TechCrunch's Mike Butcher, taking place yesterday at Disrupt Europe.

I'm not a Chinese speaker myself, but I talked to a number of people who are and the general consensus is that Zuckerberg's progress is impressive — in particular his vocabulary is wide-ranging given his stage of learning — but his tones need some work.

Susan King talked to him last year about his wide-ranging career on stage and in film.

For pelagic fish, which have a bi-phasic life history (planktonic larval stage; adult free swimming and possibly wide ranging stage), the region to which the adults return to spawn provides a separation of sub-populations [131].

The foundation praised Mr. Kentridge, above, in a statement on its Web site "for his originality as an artist whose wide-ranging activities encompass drawing, animation, stage direction and writing".

The transcriptional changes occurring during this initial breaking of dormancy were far more wide-ranging than at any other stage within the time course with T1-T2, T2-T4 and T4-T6 transitions.

Lipsey levelled the charge during report stage debate on wide-ranging reform of the care system under the care bill.

The cozy space has an elevated stage that showcases wide-ranging acts like Mali's Bassekou Kouyate and the Serbian Gypsy trumpet legend Boban Markovic.

Although criminal defense lawyers urged the court to expand its review beyond the specific questions that Mr. Clement posed, the justices declined to do so after Mr. Clement said that the issues he framed would set the stage for a wide-ranging review of the guidelines' validity.

Ths Johannesburg-based singer/songwriter's lineage is wide-ranging; he adopts Touré as his stage second name in honour of Malian singer and multi-instrumentalist Ali Farka Touré, and there are also traces of Radiohead, Paul Simon and David Bowie on his album Brave Confusion, which couldn't be more aptly titled.