Sentence examples for all the stage from inspiring English sources
The phrase "all the stage" is not correct in standard written English
It may be an attempt to refer to "the entire stage" or "the whole stage," but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper usage. Example: "The actors took their positions, filling all the stage with their vibrant performances."
All of O'Neill's plays, all the stage directions — like an epic production, the kind with a dinner break.
Finally, there's "The Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All," the stage adaptation of Allan Gurganus's 1989 best seller.
To look up at him was to be reminded of dance as moving sculpture; all the stage became his pedestal.
"The awkward truth," Quentin Letts writes, "is that for all the stage door excitement and box office success, this is not the greatest Dane".
"Coming to the Met," Mr. Hockney said, "I thought of all the stage machinery they had, and how terrific it would be to work with.
He is expected to carry out all the stage action, with the possible exception of climbing down a ladder in the opening scene, Mr. Clark said.
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35), the State had passed a law requiring those in charge of all the stage-coaches and railroads doing business in the State to make report of every passenger who passed through the State or went out of it by their conveyances, and to pay a tax of one dollar for every such passenger.
"I've gone through all the stages: anger, bargaining, acceptance.
Testing the system is the most important of all the stages of multimedia production.
In contrast to most common approaches, the proposed technique automates all the stages of this workflow.
