Sentence examples for a stage called from inspiring English sources

Once inside the NSA monitoring system there is also a stage called "Fallout", which the Post interprets as a final layer of filtering to reduce the intake of information about Americans.

Perry, who spoke with dozens of combat veterans standing behind him on a stage, called Obama's policy a "national disgrace" and accused the Obama administration of "political gamesmanship and dishonesty".

For the third consecutive year, Nivea is an official sponsor of the New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square, and along with sponsoring a stage called the Nivea Kiss Platform, it will hand out about 30,000 samples of lip balm to revelers in the hours before the countdown.

This message becomes sound at the other end of the model at a stage called "phonological encoding".

In Super Smash Bros. and Super Smash Bros. Melee, a stage called "Dream Land" appears, taking elements from Dream Land.

Over time, with repeated infections, trachoma can progress to a stage called trichiasis, where eyelashes turn inward, scratching the surface of the cornea every time a person blinks.

After its release in the arthropod gut, the larva, called an acanthor, bores through the gut wall into the arthropod's blood cavity (hemocoel), becomes encapsulated there, and develops into a new stage called an acanthella.

The tour was set up on a portable stage called the "Extreme Mobile Venue", with a capacity to hold 10,000 people, and ran in mall parking lots.

Italian beetles emerge in late spring and after a brief feeding period on tansy ragwort foliage enter a dormant stage called aestival diapause.

Anagen is followed by a regressive stage called catagen, of about two to three weeks, then a resting stage, telogen, of about three months.

Most researchers thought that after entering the bloodstream via a mosquito bite, the parasite, then in a life cycle stage called a sporozoite, quickly traveled to the liver to infect a single cell.