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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a big stage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant phase or aspect of a process, event, or development.
Example: "The project reached a big stage of completion, allowing the team to focus on the final details."
Alternatives: "a major phase of" or "a significant part of".
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Peter Gelb says, "A singer cannot even begin to have the kind of vocal power to sing these roles on a big stage of an opera house like the Met until they are in their thirties, so they start off being cast much older than the roles they are playing.
"It was a big stage of the match.
"We do have a very small squad and we have a number of players injured at a big stage of the season.
"I went through a big stage of my life where I thought, you know, maybe it would be better to be a vegetarian, so I researched it.
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That was what Donald showed Sunday, a day he described as "gratifying," and one that demonstrated, on a big stage, the level of golf he is capable of delivering.
This dreamer and doer tells the world in his introduction, "One of my dreams is being on a big stage in front of thousands of people".
The best players played their best on a big stage in front of thousands of fans.
Now he stands at the center of a big stage, the manager of a show that keeps zooming between intimacy and orchestral uproar.
Refusing to debate did two things: It provided a bigger stage for Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Marco Rubio of Florida to shine.
While making Rapunzel's music more modern in the vein of a singer-songwriter, "young and contemporary and fresh," Menken decided to make Gothel's songs "more classic Broadway," described as more of a "a big stage diva type" of music.
Some of them had never been on such a big stage in front of such a big crowd before.
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