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Because she was with me at the theatre, and because I wanted to have someone to see me home when I left here.

I've come to tell you my mother and I are going to the theatre this coming Saturday.

The soldier soldiers also find make shift have found a makeshift operating theater theatre used to perform surgery on wounded fighters.

The Carnival takes place each year at the beginning of Lent, when Rio comes alive with colour, rhythm and a sense of theatre.

He closed the door behind him, waited for a moment, then did a curious thing for a visitor to a theatre party.

The theatre industry veteran of 20 years of director suspect: such a work could be the mainland audience understand and accept.

China is nothing if not humble about how much further it has to go to build a musical theatre industry.

Shout "Fire! " in a crowded theatre and people do not wait to see the evidence before they rush for the exits.

Some of my acquaintances in the country come up to town once or twice a year to visit the theatre as a special treat.

After the Audience was over, Her Majesty called us out from behind the screen and told us to go with her to see the theatre.

Countdowns are an integral part of the theatre, even though the clock seems to spend as much time stopped as it does ticking towards zero.

he has a theatre named after him in the ancient English city of Bath, and has honorary doctorates galore- but his real gift is of the gab.

Once you were in a black dress, going to the theatre with Emilia List; it was during our separation.

At one of the theatre doors, there was a little girl with a mother, looking for a way across the street through the mud.

Tom and I were supposed to meet at the movie theatre, but he never showed up.

'I made the trapeze myself by sawing off a bit of my ballet bar, ' says John, a long-retired theatre manager.

General Richards says he is one of the few commanders ever to be sent in to a theatre of war without a proper reserve.

" Another says: " I wish you did not have to put up with the pressures of fame and could just enjoy being in theatre and struggling a bit.

A gentleman stepped out of the "marble bar" opposite, stood for a moment on the kerb, glanced at his watch and then across at the theatre.

Yesterday, he invited me to watch a play in a theatre. I'd love to go. It was half a year since I had watched a play in a theatre.

English adopted the word role from French where, before its meaning had evolved to that just described, it had been a theatre word.

We arrived at theatre, where, curiously enough, all our 'bus-load except an old woman with a basket seemed to be going in.

His company the Really Useful Group is one of the largest theatre operators in London.

Bob takes his wife out to the theatre every weekend, but my husbandhasn't taken me out for months.

rendered it a fit theatre for duels and rencontres among the fiery youth of the period .

He is trying to finish writing a play for the Director of the Theatre , but he is too cold and hungry to go on.

Citizens are not allowed to attend a cinema or theatre nor ride in a public streetcar within at least four hours after eating garlic.

The little girl refused to set foot in the movie theatre because she was afraid of the dark.

I felt as if I had stepped into an avantgarde theatre production.

It had to be all theatre, because surely no one could be so reckless with the public's trust.

but by some strange misunderstanding, when we came out of the theatre we always said good- bye and parted as though we were strangers.

Growing up in Canada, I didn't come across this sort of theatre work.

After the war, a new school building was put up where there had been a theatre.

I remember seeing the film at the time with my wife and she was so horrified that she stood up and walked right out of the theatre.

Yeah, they said I acted too much with it. I told everybody about this! Now everybody's gonna go to the theatre, expecting to see me, and.

I did not know that there was a new movie theatre a few blocks from my house.

But Thomas wasn't to be discouraged: she looked for a new school and focused on her favourite subjects, music and theatre .

Geographically the theatre of the war is so vast that it is possible for us to conduct mobile warfare most effectively.

A good dinner, the company of a young woman, and an evening at the theatre were the chief things for him.

This theatre of war is bigger than the simple issue of being gay, just as the question of love swamps the question of mere sexuality.

Theatre-goers receive sound from the front, reflected off the theatre's foreground, as well as from behind them, backscattered by the seats.

As if this wasn't enough, the Greeks topped it off with a theatre, which has functioned ever since.

Hard work was his cardinal virtue; in 50 years of cabaret, theatre and music hall he never missed a show.

Matt Charman, one of its writers, argues that "Not engaging with the subject would be the real failure for a national theatre. "

It was great theatre, much like the rest of her slick and brilliantly effective campaign.

How much is the fare to King Theatre?

I stepped out of my comfort zone and asked a work colleague if she was interested in going to the theatre with me.

I worked with him in the theatre, through the good times and the bad time.

The money is to be used for one specific purpose: the building of the new theatre.

It had been a soft, bright spring day when we went into the theatre.

His mother and stepfather, hippies and political activists, travel through Queensland, Australia, in a small fold-up theatre.

Ostrich eggs offer the perfect opportunity to add a bit of fun and theatre to a dinner party.

"No, " she answered, rising. "Besides, it's time I was getting ready for the theatre. I'll have to leave you. Come, now. "

The manager at the Colony Theatre liked the eager young producer and decided to take a chance on his film.

It all seemed to him to have disappeared as though behind the curtain of a theatre.

During the closure of the RST, performances will take place in a new theatre up the road, called the Courtyard.

Beckett is great, but I am just a joker. Black humor at everywhere, absurd theatre always with you.

It was the sort of production that made me think I need to see musical theatre more often.

On his first day of leisure, he walked up to the ticket window of a theatre and asked the price of admission.

A third, a keen viewer of TV theatre, recognized a phrase in the poem which had been used as the title of a recent play.

S: I've come to tell you my mother and I are going to the theatre this coming Saturday. Would you care to join us?

Adoring daddies now expect a theatre complex worthy of the West End in which to see their child in the end of term production.

They seem to have much more knowledge about theatre, arts, cultural issues and politics and they do have a fantastic sense of humour .

And certain of the chief of Asia, which were his friends, sent unto him, desiring him that he would not adventure himself into the theatre.

Searching for his own way of musical expression he studied modern jazz, went on tour with several groups and composed music for the theatre.

Rio, Ivanhoe and the hordes of other mining groups marauding over the steppe may want to see this as a piece of theatre.

There was a sudden silence, like that which comes when the curtain in a theatre is about to be rung up.

He then arranged for his theatre-fan girlfriend to have a seat at the show on a girls' night out with friends.

The first theatre burned down in 1926; a second, now known as the Royal Shakespeare Theatre (RST), opened in 1932.

For the likes of Frantz, Mamma Mia! represents the long-overdue second prong of a three-stage plan to revolutionise Chinese musical theatre.

To make this work, both of you have to be flexible: someone might have to attend a football match or the theatre.

Victor Gruen was a Jewish bohemian who began to design shops for fellow immigrants in New York after failing in cabaret theatre.

Its roots stem from the dark and illicit 1920s club scene, and combine a rich heritage in the manufacture of make-up for film and theatre.

Nancy Clark paced back and forth in the entrance hall of the theatre. Inside the theatre her new play A LAUGH A MINUTE was about to begin.

It was where there had been a theatre that they built a new modern school.

I never passed the theatre but I thought of his last performance.

In such a simple and crude manner did the theatre originate in India nearly 4000 years back in the tribal Aryans of Rig Vedic times.

Orlando spent two years at the National Youth Theatre before getting a scholarship to train with the British American Drama Academy.

It opens up the possibility for other music events, as well as sports events, theatre and talk shows to be broadcast live to the Internet.

The most stringent protection of free speech would not protect a man in falsely shouting fire in a theatre and causing a panic.

An actress herself, Viola took Andrew to see many of his first shows and took him through the stage-door and into the world of the theatre.

She arranged a few things hastily and then left for the theatre, half expecting to encounter him at the door.

He felt a thrill the moment he got into the little, shabby, ill-lit theatre.

The Chongqing Grand Theatre in Chongqing is a part of a development that will also include skyscrapers and a science museum.

Soon we were sitting high up in a very hot, very crowded theatre.

It would be against Ms Tymoshenko's nature not to turn her show trial into political theatre.

Before he went she had confided to him that she had a secret for the theatre.

The China Daily newspaper also published a sterling defence of the young theatre student, written by one of its top columnists.

More than 100 of the best images will be displayed in a free exhibition at the National Theatre in London from November 22.

He invited her to be his guest for the evening at the theatre.

In the 1930s he worked with a theatre company, the "October Group" , linked to the Communist though not always reflecting the 's views.

He moved from his seat only once, rising then to put on his overcoat, for the theatre was cold.

When I got to the theatre, I found the tickets had already been sold out.

The "Twilight" cutie was escorted inside the Jimmy Kimmel Theatre as she met her "Eclipse" pals for an appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live! " .

Twisted iron girders are all that remain of this theatre building located about 800 meters from ground zero.

He also was the manager of a hundred-seat theatre that his father had created in an abandoned church.

VISITORS to London's Globe Theatre can be forgiven for thinking they are celebrating all that was great in Elizabethan England.

But it seems that the worst of the situation is now over and that the theatre, after a period of decline, is about to pick up again.

Many UUs are involved in music, art and theatre, but the Transcendentalists remind us that this appreciation also serves the spirit.

One of the traditionally dressed dancers at the Tiki Village Theatre on the island of Moorea pauses to pose for a photograph.

He is trying to finish a play for the Director of the Theatre, but he is too cold to write any more.

If he did, he would have possibly seen the nearby theatre that regularly plays the latest offering from Hollywood.

Ive got a real problem. As a matter of fact, Ive got several problems. Judy and I are supposed to go to the theatre tonight.

I arrived at the theatre ahead of him.

One day, Jef took Carol to the theatre, and Carol thought Jef was fond of her, too, and thought it was a date.

Opposite to us , covering the entire wall, where the theatre curtain would be, was a gigantic blackboard .

Some of us do not know much about the theatre.

I think you must be mistaken about seeing him in the theatre; I'm sure he's been abroad all week.

But in the middle of a refugee camp, this theatre seems to show a possible future for Palestine.

In 1599 the company opened the Globe Theatre on the River Thames in London.

There has always been an element of theatre to the meetings of the IWC, which was set up in 1946 to regulate whaling around the world.

CREATING political theatre by cracking down on executive pay may prove to be the easy part for Barack Obama.

Sitting in the theatre I had to look through the break between the two tall heads in front of me.

Starting his career as a theatre actor and then TV presenter, K RAJAGOPAL is one of the pioneers of the Singapore filmmaking scene.

All of this happens in an operating theatre on site using equipment and anaesthetic the same as would be used in human brain surgery.

Examples of this include process monitors in a fabrication environment, or digital imaging systems in an operating theatre.

He was an inspiring teacher, giving scholarly but entertaining lectures that betrayed his early love of the theatre.

I got to the theatre late. When I arrived, the show had already started.

While I sat beside you inside a theatre watching the fighting scenes of a Peking opera, you explained its story to me in great detail.

And some also of the rulers of Asia, who were his friends, sent unto him, desiring that he would not venture himself into the theatre.

Some years before, Juliano Mer-Khamis had worked with these boys in his mother's theatre in Jenin, in the Palestinian West Bank.

He distinguished himself in British theatre at a very early age.

Eg. I'm taking the children out to the theatre tonight.

People who like sushi and that landmark also tend to like the movie showing at a theatre down the street.

After the war, a new school building was put up where there had once been a theatre.

I'm sorry about what I said at the movie theatre.

Marguerite was present at all first nights and spent each evening in the theatre or at the ball.

When introduced to him, I badgered this man so relentlessly about his job that he asked if I would like to visit his operating theatre.

I will only go to a theatre that has stadium seating, it's just easy to see.

Moreover, such actions are likely to escalate, taking the "currency wars" into a new and highly litigious theatre of battle.

Eg. She dumped the kids at her mother's and went to the theatre.

He was chairman of the theatre department and had taken charge, like a husband, since Robin had asked him to.

g. The movie theatre is just a few minutes from here, right across from the shopping center. So we go to movies quite a lot.

Doctors and nurses working in an operating theatre have to mask their noses and mouths with a special clean cloth.

They regularly attends concerts and theatre shows, which are often fundraising events for charities with which they are affiliated.

She had the quickest fancy, a gift like her brother's, for the tune of words. Like him, she had a taste for the theatre.

The Globe is a reconstruction of a theatre where many of Shakespeare's plays were performed before it burnt down in 1613.

"Aesthetically, it's stoic, even off-putting, " said the theatre manager, leading a tour.

In fact their theatrical CVs are longer than mine, and for that theatres and theatre-based charities should be proud.

At the time of Shakespeare's death, such luminaries as Ben Jonson hailed him as the apogee of Renaissance theatre.

That's great. I totally agree with you on that. What are we going to arrange for Monday evening? Theatre, concert, or restaurant?

At the age of 101 the dancer performed in a charity gala at the New York theatre where she made her debut .

Getting tickets to the theatre or to travel often required official stamps.

Another 18th-century story has Shakespeare starting his theatrical career minding the horses of theatre patrons in London.

Thus gentlemen could dine before arriving at the theatre to see their various young ladies in the corps de ballet.

I came out of a theatre, where I appeared every evening in the full dress of a sighing lover.

Doctors working in an operating theatre have to mask their noses and mouths with a specially clean cloth.

"Can I go to the theatre? " asked a mosquito to her mother. "Yes, but be aware and pay attention during the applause. "

It would surely be a very great mistake to allow these fine troops to be employed in so distant a theatre.

During sleep, or in a lucid dream, the subconscious mind usually creates one especially for you, your own personal dream theatre.

Goldstein's interest in Think. Com also led to her involvement with an online theatre and Language Arts project called WebPlay.

It hasn't lured me away from theatre, but I'm just going to try to ride this wave and then jump onto another and see how far it takes me.

Please keep calm and leave the theatre orderly following the instructions of the working staff in case of an emergency.

She studies, frowning, a pair of ticket stubs for a New York City theatre.

Christopher Pearse Cranch, considered by some to be the most eclectic in his interests, was interested in art, music, and theatre.

But he was also an activist and a race car driver. Newman started in theatre and TV in the 1950s. He went on to win three Oscars. . .

access was via a small hidden corridor along the side of the Empire Theatre to enter the entrance hall of the Salle.

They say this place is cursed and secured by kind of a ghost and everyone who enters the theatre should say hello to it.

At noon, my mother took me to the movie theatre to see movie.

Similarly, the economic value of the arts is in the commercial and cultural value of the performance, not the costs of cleaning the theatre.

In the center, in other words " midship " of these entrance areas, is the exhibition hall, which joins all the theatre foyers together.

But it was the Cuban revolution that turned the region into an important theatre in that ideological and military conflict.

But much of what they do in Copenhagen is theatre. And it must be said, some of it is pretty decent.

The nearest Roman town was St Albans - or Verulamium - a busy market on Watling Street with its own gladiator theatre.

But while Shakespeare's orations and drama may have graced the theatre, it was also used as a bear pit, brothel and gambling house.

The film had begun before we got to the theatre.

While traveling the cities of his province, he photographs local theatre troupes and specifically the ugliness of their deformed actors.

Everything at Edinburgh is done for a fraction of the cost of staging a show at a formal theatre.

"Yes, I do, " he said, "to be a good one. I think the theatre a great thing. "

he is always eloquent, with a fantastic sense of theatre and is, by a mile, the most compelling manager in English football.

A great deal of sophisticated technology is in use both above and below theatre stages.

Along with her snooty cat, Chuzzlewit, Eden selfishly plans to make all the theatre performers stay and rehearse on Christmas Day!

My seat was in the front of the theatre, and I was very happy about it, for I could see the play very clearly.

Their superior foreign language skills explain why if you walk into a university language lecture theatre, you won't find many men.

Because television began with such high hopes, it was going to be the National Theatre of the air.

There should be lifts to all parts of the cinema including toilets, the ticket office, sweet shop and the theatre itself.

The Theatre High-Altitude Area Defence (Thaad) missiles do not carry warheads but are intended to collide with incoming missiles.

Two hours is a long time for a small boy, but he could not get enough of the sights, the sounds, the smells of his Theatre of Dreams.

There was a stir of excitement as she entered the theatre.

This might be a visit to the theatre, a shopping trip, or perhaps a pampering spa day to rest and relax.

The playboy wouldn't ever like to live with her, but he's nothing loath to take her out to the theatre or a restaurant.

All the notables for miles around had gathered in the Egyptian Theatre to see Charles S.

You always need a bit of a hook to get people to go to the theatre.

I told them this theatre had been submitted before, but not approved due to its stage layout.

In the evening, we, boarders, were all summoned to the Lecture Theatre, when our Department Head, Mr Shen, told us.

The second possibility, the Heptachord Terrace Theatre was also ruled out as it is still under construction.

He also put on "productions" with Julian and his Aunt Viola in his toy theatre (which he built at the suggestion of Viola).

Community theatre is volunteer, although it is possible actors may be paid a small stipend based on show attendance.

A modern girl went to the theatre with a vest and a pair of slippers.

The first Globe Theatre was an Elizabethan theatre where several of Shakespeare's plays were originally staged.

AS THE violins soar, a lone dancer lopes gracefully across the stage of the Joyce Theatre in New York. But this is no solo.

What do you think they would be interested in seeing . . . theatre, opera, dance, music?

Cathy: It has its own library, theatre, swimming pool and a guest house.

From my musical-theatre perspective, I could see that he was bringing a completely new vision about dance to the stage.

She saw a play at the elegant new Plymouth Theatre, but later she was not able to remember the building very well .

and venomous-tongued enemies has ever reproached me with being called upon to play the romantic lead in a second-rate theatre?

His reconstruction of a savagely botched anti-terrorist operation at a Moscow theatre is particularly effective.

She was crowned "Miss England" , at the age of 18, on 3 September 2005 at Liverpool's Olympia Theatre and was chosen from 40 contestants.

Make sure to put all of your candy wrappers in the trash. Please never litter, not even inside a movie theatre.

He had recently been appointed principal dancer at the local theatre and was enjoying immense popularity with the audiences.

In addition to being nominated for five Laurence Olivier Awards, Paige has won many other awards for her theatre roles.

We took the children to a puppet show theatre.

No country is so wide and so difficult but men will make it a theatre of war.

She was the first and youngest black woman Director at the Royal National Theatre.

The plans for the new theatre are all prepared, but who will put up the money?

We're on until the theatre closes down, and I wish we could do it more.

If you think of them as theatre, they make Waiting for Godot seem action-packed.

In the evening, thanks to a few sous , which he always finds means to procure, the homuncio enters a theatre.

I never go past the theatre but I think of his last performance.

and to make _you_ amends, Yates, I think we must raise a little theatre at Mansfield, and ask you to be our manager.

It is exactly for this reason that Britain's reaction to a piece of theatre, albeit an ugly one, should be measured.

The Crazy Horse Theatre at the MGM Grand is an exact replica of its Parisian counterpart - a small, intimate venue.

But when a mob of musical moggies took over the Beijing Exhibition Theatre in January, nobody really seemed to mind.

In 1922, The Power of Love was the first feature film to be screened in 3D at the Ambassador Hotel Theatre in Los Angeles.

Several times she came so late as scarcely to have an hour in which to patch up a meal and start for the theatre.

When that happens, you will be able to cherrypick the best in MBA courses from France to Shanghai in Apple's global lecture theatre.

In the case of the Theatre, the inevitable height of the fly tower is an outstanding feature.

It is a far cry from the days when Newt Gingrich turned Congress into a combination of political theatre and policy laboratory.

I stepped out of the bath, perfectly red all over, resembling the Red Indians I have seen depicted at an East-End theatre.

Learn from film, theatre, and even comic books to understand how poses and movement create moods and non verbally communicate messages.

He implies that cyber-weapons would be used mainly as an adjunct to conventional operations in a narrow theatre.

It has also come to refer to the New York theatre district which straddles Broadway near Times Square in the middle of the city.

We DO want the links to be in this niche: Travel, Hotel, Tourism, Transportation, Tickets, Theatre, and Concert websites.

Michael Jackson and Aretha Franklin are to be inducted into the hall of fame at the Apollo Theatre in New York.

"Why don't you stay down town and go to the theatre with me? " he said, hitching his chair closer. The table was not very wide.

They are then either distributed to theatre, used for training or domestic purposes in the UK or held in reserve capability.

About half past eight I passed by an absurd little theatre, with great flaring gas-jets and gaudy play bills.

In 1599 the company opened the Globe Theatre on the River Thames in London. You can go to the Globe Theatre today.

Jane accompanied her mother to the theatre last night.

Here our relaxed outdoor lifestyle meets a melting pot of cultures and a whirlwind of theatre, restaurants, nightlife and events.

This may be facilitated by the greater availability of limited bedside echocardiography within critical care units and theatre complexes.

She was to meet Mary at the entrance of the theatre.

The Qinhuai Theatre The place, which was used to be the graceful Qinhuai Theatre, now is occupied by the business of popular culture.

small theatre consists of 300 seats, used for performance of stage play in small theatre, song and dance drama, and chamber music.

He felt a thrill the moment he got into the theatre.

He performed on a studio theatre, with bare stage bounded by black curtains and with no stage properties.

Wearing the clothes of a wicked woman, he coos, he hisses, he murmurs; his primal cries resound throughout the theatre.

Stay here, we have a guest flat for visiting theatre companies, stay here for a few days.

He told them in advance not to pick him up so he must have slipped back to the theatre alone.

The PLA has been using SATCOM as a part of its national and theatre C3I systems since the early 1990s.

They make me see that a meal is a piece of theatre: they stage meals as narratives, with each course taking on symbolic qualities.

I'll take whoever wants to go with me to the theatre.

"Gee, that was a marvy movie, " she said as we left the theatre.

And then there was the avant-garde actress and theatre director, Catherine Sellers.

The play ran for only a week in that theatre.

Their core purpose is to be the national producer of opera, ballet, music and dance theatre, and concerts.

Unless you call me to say you're not coming, I'll see you at the theatre.

He remembers sitting in the lecture theatre in Rotterdam and thinking that he had the smartest answer to offer to a question.

Our next stop shows us that traditional musical theatre had been bringing smiles to the faces of the public for over 50 years.

Besides running her own theatre company she tells traditional Chinese folk stories to British people and the British-Chinese community.