tiring house造句

• The play goes somewhat awry when Peregrine wanders into the players'" tiring house " and finds their properties.
• There was a tiring house for the players, and galleries and luxury seats providing better viewing and privacy.
• Though strikingly beautiful, the spare-tire housing was too expensive to produce for a relatively low-cost depression-era sports car.
• The theater's permanent stage and tiring house ( the backstage area where actors attire themselves ) are still under construction.
• The doors entered into the " tiring house " ( backstage area ) where the actors dressed and awaited their entrances.
• *In Shakespeare's day, the actors waited in a "'tiring house "', probably because actors were attired ( put on or changed costumes ) in this space.
• A two-storey facade at the rear of the stage hid the tiring house and, through windows near the top of the facade, opportunities for balcony scenes such as the one in " Romeo and Juliet ".
• The agreement began on 25 March 1595 and ended on 24 March 1616 and included a promise to spend ?00 during the following seven years to build, among other things, a tiring house and a stage.
• But we could hardly build a house made out of recycled cans in tornado country, we can't build a tire house in fire country, etc . Second, I don't think certain people are ready for a green home.
• Scholars assume that it was roughly the same size as the Globe and Fortune, its competitors; at least in its early decades, its companies offered credible competition to the tiring house and balcony, surrounded by standing room, and overlooked by galleries on three walls.
• As Leggatt states, " the stage  essentially the same stage  was moved to the west wall so that actors could enter directly on to it from the tiring house, a roof was built over the stage, and the galleries were considerably expanded and roofed with tiles ."