Sentence examples for Have more stage from inspiring English sources

Young women trended to have more stage II (50.0% versus 42.1%) and stage III (22.2% versus 14.6%, p = 0.07) disease compared to older women (Table 1).

A meta-analytic review of PSG studies revealed small effect sizes indicating that people with PTSD have more stage 1 sleep (N1) and less slow wave sleep (SWS), collectively indicating shallower sleep, than those without PTSD [ 33].

Eben had more stage experience, having performed in many plays in high school.

If only she had more stage time with Sunny, the performer people couldn't stop talking about at intermission.

Meanwhile, Solness's wife, Aline Katherine Borowitzz, who is so good in the part that you wish her character had more stage time), has literally been sucked dry.

Ms. Rocha's movement, often performed with the punctuated unison of a hip-hop crew, might have amounted to more if she'd had more stage space.

And what would that mean for Ms. Crawford, who has more stage time and more performances than any of the Matildas?

"I had more stage fright than I'd ever had in my life," he said, "I think because I didn't feel completely prepared.

"A lot of my peers were people who had more stage experience than me and who weren't necessarily trying to break into Hollywood," he said.

Halvard Solness (the perceptive and receptive John Turturro) is an aging, legendary, but still competitive architect, who is in an unhappy marriage with Aline Katherine Borowitzz, who is so good in the part that you wish her character had more stage time).

The conceit is that this is a final dress rehearsal, but Swallow keeps interrupting with another quibble, improvising a new character at will (here a Scouse ticket inspector at a ferry terminal), or taking umbrage that Van Helsing has more stage time or Jonathan Harker has more bars in his song.