Sentence examples similar to added on stage from inspiring English sources

"People sell pigs but you're not eating pork," he added on-stage, alluding to recent health scares where rat meat has been marked as lamb.

Add one more stage to the model: dependence on euphemisms.

Christie already has a fictional onstage daughter – "with a really deep voice" – and may add an on-stage son to match her off-stage offspring.

The section with NGM was inoculated with E. coli strain MG1655 cells, used to feed C. elegans strain N2 nematodes, and then 10 hermaphroditic worms at the L4 stage were added on the each Petri dish at the start of experiment.

We didn't have that on stage and it was added on.

On the other hand, Arcade Fire seems to benefit exponentially whenever they add musicians on stage.

I don't have many ex-boyfriends, it's just the last song ("When You've Got Trouble") is about them, so it seems to add up on stage...

MR. SEINUK said that changes to harden buildings, like most things in construction, are cheapest when included at the design stage, rather than added on as afterthoughts.

3 µl of Fast Green (Sigma-Aldrich Corp. Rehovot, Israel) was added on top of the embryo and staged in ovo according to Hamburger and Hamilton (HH) [41].

The Hollywood Reporter added that the on-stage spectacle detracted from the storytelling, saying "all that eager-to-please busyness leads to an unruly opening act in which an excess of dancers and their attendant backstories clog the plot".

In fact, it works by imposing a levy on the "value added" at each stage in the production of a good or service.