Synonym: arena, battlefield, hall, playhouse, stadium. Similar words: sweater, wheat, cheat, in the heat of, create, threaten, repeatedly, headquarters. Meaning: ['θɪətə(r)] 
n. 1. a building where theatrical performances or motion-picture shows can be presented 2. the art of writing and producing plays 3. a region in which active military operations are in progress.
n. 1. a building where theatrical performances or motion-picture shows can be presented 2. the art of writing and producing plays 3. a region in which active military operations are in progress. 
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(121) The most compelling work in the modern British theater is being created in the smaller and non-profit theaters.
(122) The studio built a movie theater on the island, and it was no makeshift affair.
(123) Anyone with a stereo, home theater or computer should consider protecting that long-term investment with the O2 Blocker pads.
(124) Sometimes it carries an invitation for a state dinner as well, or the showing of a movie in the family theater.
(125) People were looking as they rolled past, observing my little moment of theater.
(126) The city at one time had talked to Edwards Theaters about building a multiplex theater there, but those talks faltered.
(127) Its catalog now also includes brand-name equipment for stereo and home theater.
(128) He claims the two are separate enough that he was in the clear to blow the whistle on the Rialto Theater project.
(129) When designer Rei Kawakubo tucks pillows under blouses and shows her collection in utter silence, simple clothes become disconcerting theater.
(130) Within the city, call 0131-557-1700 for information about accommodations, theater and concert tickets, tours and maps.
(131) The gorge was his theater and the railways were delighted to act as his agents.
(132) For once the theater is secured, it is for ever protected from demolition or significant changes to its historic character.
(133) Nielsen was teaching theater at the Lee Strasberg Institute 12 years ago when she decided to go into business on her own.
(134) But many tourists waste their first day abroad anyway,(http://sentencedict.com/theater.html) napping either in a hotel bed or a theater seat.
(135) It is appropriate, for instance, to think about human-computer interactions as theater.
(136) And I resumed my long-distance love affair with the Royal Ballet, which seems determined never to play a theater near me.
(137) The concerts were not held at the Apollo but at a West Side theater of similar age.
(138) I was getting a lot of work along these lines in the theater.
(139) For those anticipating a handsome Christmas bonus, the Mission Mtime integrated home theater system is an elegant starter kit.
(140) Within minutes the crowd had dispersed, leaving the frontage of the Theater an der Wien unlit and deserted.
(141) The mayor's speech at the restored historic Lincoln Theater was designed to highlight his plans to revitalize neighborhoods.
(142) But these days television is crowded with faces that first caught our attention in the darkness of a movie theater.
(143) If you feel you need a night away from the Bard, you might try the Oregon Cabaret Theater.
(144) They spent $10 million restoring the Grand Theater to its former glory.
(145) It is also a haven for the symphony, ballet and theater.
(146) We went to the 7:30 showing at the theater on Third Avenue.
(147) It is a transitory work which lays the groundwork for themes and styles found in the theater sixty years later.
(148) Hiding under a seat in a movie theater that has come under attack by a crazed gunman.
(149) She smoked cigarettes on the Sabbath and often went to the Yiddish theater.
(150) Theater marquees, store windows were all plastered with his name.
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