Sentence examples for What a stage from inspiring English sources

"What a stage that would be," Torborg said.

What a stage to get it though.

This clue helps one both to define the aesthetic stage and to see what a stage or sphere of existence in general is.

Fortunately the leading lady of that operetta is the alcohol-pickled Vera Charles, Mame's best friend, who is played by Harriet Harris with an inspired understanding of what a stage star of the 20's might have been like.

And what a stage it is: a cauldron of deafening noise in which the leading player is paradoxically exposed to the view of tens of thousands of spectators at the ground and millions of TV viewers, and yet utterly alone.

And what a stage: flanked by four rows of chairs for intrepid audience members, it was a scruffy temple of the id, featuring a red wrestling mat, sound equipment used by the mysteriously occupied Farris Craddock and a screen showing surprisingly beautiful candids of Mr. Medlyn.

"It's what a great stage beauty is.

The tapes reveal just what a small stage Dr. Dean occupied before his presidential bid.

Those who know this talented performer only from his perky mock-commentaries on "The Daily Show" may be surprised to discover what a skilled stage actor he is.

Adults dump teen-agers into the viper pit of high school, spouting a lot of sentimental drivel about what a wonderful stage of life it's supposed to be.

"Foreign Bodies" makes occasional use of Jamesian indirection, letting readers know, for example, just what a particular stage production would be like before informing them that Bea tore up her tickets and never went to it.