The phrase "a stage far" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a stage that is distant or removed, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "We are at a stage far from our initial goals, and we need to reassess our strategy."
Alternatives: "a distant stage" or "a far-off stage".
But Carmichael ended up playing a starring role on a stage far from the car business, first in Los Angeles County Superior Court and later as a convicted felon on the lam featured on "Unsolved Mysteries".
The sweet elementary school kid I had known was now openly and vividly discussing his sex life on a stage far away from suburban Ohio.
Today's Israeli media reports that the Technion, Israel's MIT, has developed a breathalyzer device that can detect cancer in any organ at a stage far earlier than any existing method.
In a time of gay marriage and an African-American president, what chords might the stage "Far From Heaven" strike?
Fred Wilpon stood on a stage not far from Citi Field on Monday.
But I worry that this takes Bond's already slightly grating clothes, cocktail and wine fastidiousness a stage too far.
It was a stage too far after a marvelous, adventurous return of Spurs to top European competition for the first time since 1961.
Which is why last night was so crucial to Curry's development: it proved, once and for all, that he was capable of reproducing his magical shooting touch on a stage with far more significance.
"I remember feeling I'd really overstepped the mark when I opened my second shop – thinking, that's probably going a stage too far," she told Radio 4. In 2010, Kidston sold a majority share in her business to a US private equity firm, making a reported £30m, although she still holds a 23 per cent stake and remains creative director.
She went off the road on a stage not far from her home town, and again hit a stone wall at over 100 km/h (60 mph).
"The boy has left that stage far behind," he said.
