Sentence examples for Unfortunate stage from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, the rest of the evening served as an unfortunate stage for the qualities about this guy that had already given me cause for pause.

Madonna suffered an unfortunate fall on stage last night when her Armani cape was tied too tight meaning instead of it being dramatically whipped off by a dancer as planned, the star was pulled down a flight of stairs.

It must be said, this is an unfortunate place to stage a major sporting occasion, if only because there is no obvious way of getting to the barracks outside of a hopeful bus ride and a march through Woolwich's residential thoroughfares.

When the fantasy disintegrates so quickly, in such a public space, it is almost as painful for those watching as for the poor unfortunate struggling centre stage.

At that point, Agassi was starting to recover from his unfortunate "image-is-everything" stage.

Glaring balefully, Chung reprimanded the unfortunate family from the stage: they eventually removed themselves.

"It's very unfortunate at this crucial stage of Tyson's preparations that this injury has occurred with just a couple of weeks to go," he said.

Unlike Cohen, Bush has not been forced on stage by unfortunate circumstances – his business manager had embezzled all his money – but the impact could be similarly kinetic.

The decision by the director, Harris Yulin, to place Laura's beloved glass animal menagerie in a visual no-man's land, off to one side and toward the back of the stage, is unfortunate.

The Italians, again like the Scots, believe they are unfortunate to reach this stage without a victory.

China's recent passive-aggressive behavior on the world stage is unfortunate but not unexpected.