Sentence examples for a stage rather from inspiring English sources

"I think we'd have to call that a stage rather than an epoch".

So the entertainment happens to be girls dancing on a stage rather than TV's showing football".

"In some ways I missed my era," she said, "because I'm big and messy and have big feelings and take up space on a stage, rather than being diminutive and childlike in my woman-ness".

First: it uses what are called "pre-rendered backgrounds", where the camera is in a fixed position so that it looks like the player-character is on a stage, rather than following the character as is now usual in third-person games.

He decided to use Hogarth's cross-hatched engraving style: this would be a drawn stage, rather than a painted one.

A source close to Lyft, who declined to be identified because they were not authorized to speak for the company, emphasized to The Huffington Post that the program is at a theoretical stage, rather than an imminent reality, at this time.

This works equally well for scenes shot on a sound stage rather than on location, because the set will only comprise a part of the location it represents.

What may seem experimental to foreign choreographers turns out to be, on a New York stage, rather passé.

They were well-planned: vast sections or wings erected were finished in a single stage, rather than in increments.

The once-epic script of "Part Two" had to be toned down due to budgetary reasons, with weather conditions forcing the episode's climax to be filmed on a sound stage rather than on location.

Complementing this notion of sequential stages was the notion that many patients become 'stuck' in a particular stage rather than emerge from their grief: Where she [referring to patient] is at right now is that she is, I mean I don't have words for stages or anything, but she is still completely in grief.