Sentence examples for a narrow stage from inspiring English sources

Inside, a narrow stage snakes around the bar, dividing the room into different sectors named for properties on the Monopoly board.

Britton, in five-inch heels, strutted, in character, on a narrow stage, only to trip on a piece of track that someone had laid down for a camera and nearly fall five feet off the platform.

The Elizabethan theatre differed in that it had a main platform, an inner stage, and an upper stage level that made movement possible in all directions instead of simply along the length of a narrow stage.

Keeping this variety in mind and discovering that there was no standard checklist for performing meta-synthesis, the research team selected the checklists of CASP, Cohen & Crabtree, and the German checklists of Steinke and of Behrens and Langer in a narrow stage-by-stage selection [ 23, 26- 28].

In addition, it has been shown that all vertebrate embryos must converge towards a narrow point, called phylotypic stage at which all vertebrate show high morphogenetic resemblance, to acquire the basic scheme on which subsequent differences will emerge [ 96].

The Apollo, celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, has a relatively narrow stage and a tiny backstage.

In the spinal cord, MNs are generated from the pMN domain in a narrow time window (stage HH15 to stage HH23/24).

In particular, a well-defined narrow stage B also occurs in HPT-Ni due the removal of grain boundaries in the wake of pronounced crystallite growth in this stage [9], similar to Cu.

When she opened a leg dramatically to one side, you saw the colossal aspect of ballet itself: it had a new force on the narrow stage of the concert hall space at Avery Fisher.

Five well-dressed young men are assembled on the Barfly's narrow stage, each sporting a trendy haircut and stylish blazer.

Played at a hectic pace on a narrow traverse stage, Kemp's production could profitably give us a little more time to savour Racine's vision of love as an incurable disease.