oxberry造句

• In the following century, Thomas Charles Wageman's dramatic head and shoulders drawing of William Farren as Lovegold illustrated William Oxberry's collection of texts, " The New English Drama " ( 1820 ).
• In 1987 Ukrainian engineer and animator Eugene Mamut together with three colleagues won the 玂scar?( Scientific and Engineering Award ) for the design and development of RGA / Oxberry Compu-Quad Special Effects Optical Printer for the movie 玃redator?/s>The Oxberry was fitted with a used lens that introduced lens flares to the prints; VCE's intention with using the old lens was to make the resultant images of the ghosts seem as if they were of real-life objects filmed with a camera.
• After returning to Glasgow, Oxberry accepted from Raymond an engagement in London at the Lyceum Theatre, then known as the English Opera House, and appeared in a piece by Henry Siddons, called'The Russian Impostor,'in which he made a success.
• In 2005 Walker, Yager and Varisco were invited by the well known opera director Cindy Oxberry, who has been assistant director for the WNO for over 10 years, to work in a brand new production of The Washington Savoyards "'The Mikado ".
• After completing each confession, Mayo would ask his crew-consisting of weather and travel presenter Dianne Oxberry, newsreader Rod McKenzie and the day's " special guest producer " played by the show's own producer Ric Blaxill-whether they would " forgive " the confessor or not.
• Film opticals were created using Oxberry aerial image cameras, with " many animation techniques used in the process . " The combination of an animation stand with a 35mm projector enabled the fast turnaround of film opticals and was a system popular with designers demanding precise title layouts by rotoscoping directly from the animation stand.
• Oxberry, who often played with him, speaks of him as knock-kneed, and says that, adopting Robert William Elliston as model, he copied his nasal twang and drawling doubtful delivery, mistook abruptness for humour, and was less a gentleman on the stage than a " blood " ( rake ).
• Other manufacturers included Acme, Forox, Marron Carrel, Mangum Sickles, the German company Crass, and Neilson-Hordell in the UK . Some of these machines were somewhat smaller and more cheaply built than the Oxberry models, but were ideal for general purpose work, such as producing titles and copying artwork to film.
• Oxberry's style and force were obvious in these performances and the " Washington Post " agreed that " The Savoyards fully captured the energy of Arthur Sullivan's inimitable melodiousness and the thrust of William Schwenck Gilbert's satiric dialogue, riddled-- perhaps a little too obviously-- with updated political jabs ."