Sentence examples for Pave the stage from inspiring English sources
The garish pseudo-Nazi pageantry of the first scenes makes heavy freight for a Shakespeare comedy, and the shiny psychedelic riot of giant insects that pave the stage for the scenes set in the forest of Arden is almost equally distracting.
Mr. Martins means well, and for what feels like several centuries he earnestly paves the stage of the David H. Koch Theater with his good intentions.
Without doubt, it helped pave the way for the next stage: secret talks that began soon afterwards in Ottawa.
Additionally, some additional conditions that might include quality assurance and profit and risk sharing would be discussed at this stage, to pave the way for the contract signing later on.
In the long-term, stratification of the many types of pancreatic cancer according to genotype and developmental stage could pave the way to the development of molecularly targeted therapies.
Suddenly colorful paper streamers fly through the air, paving the way for Ms. Fay to flee the stage, and she does, darting mischievously with a teasing smile.
After being presented with the award by former President Jimmy Carter, Dylan took the stage to thank people who helped pave the way for his long and outstanding career.
A complementary data-driven approach using high-throughput molecular profiling and advanced data analysis algorithms could enhance understanding of the many cellular processes that underlie progression of prostate cancer to the androgen-independent stage and could pave the way to new therapies and to achieve greater efficacy from better directed use of existing therapies.
The ACRC implemented a five-stage plan to pave the remaining sections of the road between the Melstrand area and Grand Marais utilizing National Park Service funding.
The paving of the divided four-lane Middle Road, with gentle curves, a grass median and grade-separated interchanges, would set the stage for the freeway concept.
There is a general agreement between in vivo brain maps of cortical atrophy and amyloid pathology assessed through PET, reminiscent of post mortem histopathology studies that paved the way in the staging of AD.
