Sentence examples for are now stage from inspiring English sources

'It's rather annoying,' Tennant concurs, 'that there are now stage schools that are quite good in Britain, which have trained people who are not going into theatre but into shit pop groups.

The oncologist says, I'm sorry, you are now Stage IV.

Also significant has been a political trend: campaign appearances are now stage-managed so that candidates receive long and apparently spontaneous ovations.

Following the Châtelet's success, several other theatres in Paris are now staging musicals.

Opponents are now staging a battle against a similar measure before the Pennsylvania General Assembly.

You cast working-class male actors in The Homecoming, and are now staging an all-female, mostly non-white play.

Battered first by the march of technology and lately by the elements in junkyards, the iconic phone boxes are now staging something of a comeback.

The original 2005 Broadway production, directed by Mike Nichols, won three Tony Awards, and versions of Spamalot are now staged in countries as diverse as Hungary, Japan and Mexico.

Three Hampshire museums are now staging, in turn, the first major exhibition of work by artists who served with the Artists Rifless during the First World War.

Following years of neglect, the cantinas and city centre are now staging a comeback.

Festivals, run the the organisers of Hay, are now staged in exotic locations such as India, the Maldives and Mexico.