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The phrase "approached the stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone moving closer to a stage, typically in a performance or presentation context.
Example: "As the lights dimmed, the speaker confidently approached the stage to deliver their speech."
Alternatives: "moved toward the stage" or "walked up to the stage".
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– approached the stage and doused the comedian in beer.
As Dr. Sid Gilman approached the stage, the hotel ballroom quieted with anticipation.
As each one approached the stage I thought, who is this person?
When Smith approached the stage to announce the decision, he appeared to exchange a few words with Bettman.
One young woman approached the stage uninvited and unfurled a sign that read: "Be Pro-life — Stop the war".
Wang, who is thirty-three, with large eyes and a thick brush of hair, had approached the stage.
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A 40-something woman approaches the stage.
She has a masculine approach: she doesn't approach the stage pink, she approaches the stage black!
With the final race approaching, the stage was set for a showdown.
"Is she gonna fall?" he said, watching live footage of Clinton approaching the stage.
He seemed shaky approaching the stage and nervous during the talk.
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