theaters造句

But chains say they don't target indie theaters.

The performing arts center structure will contain three theaters: a 1500 seat grand theater and two 800 seat theaters for repertory performances.

Over the last 10 years, we have allocated immense resources to those two theaters.

But we also considered job growth, diversity, and amenities such as museums, parks, and theaters.

Three and a half years later, Ice Age 2: The Meltdown is ready to hit theaters.

I Am Number Four, from DreamWorks and Touchstone, grossed an estimated $6.2 million from 3, 154 theaters.

Sony’s set had standout performance in rendering 3D animation (“just like theaters, ” one tester said) and games.

Look for more solar-powered home theaters, drought-averse (yet expensive) gardens and indoor bowling alleys made from recycled wood chips.

Wei Ping from the center says all the landscape lamps and the illumination system in the public area, offices and theaters will be switched off.

Some of his ideas were quite practical—such as his admonition to locate theaters on a “healthy” site with adequate ventilation (away from swamps and marshes).

There are some of the best shows in the world， and invariably go on tour to theaters across the country and abord.

The Globe burned down in 1613, during a performance of Henry VIII, and was rebuilt in 1614, but Puritans closed it and all other theaters in 1642, and it was demolished soon after.

Chinese theater culture is a sort of hybrid culture while western culture is a sort of pure culture. The evolution of theaters in Shanghai in late Qing Dynasty is just a living fossil of hybrid culture transforming into pure one.