Sentence examples for because the stage is from inspiring English sources

Then there is the stage: there is no orchestra pit because the stage is where the orchestra usually plays.

In terms of her appearance, Mrs. Obama seems to have exerted herself far more for the Group of 20 summit gathering and the NATO meeting than she did for the inauguration, perhaps because the stage is, in effect, bigger.

The denials themselves become the final artistic flourish, because the stage is set for an organization to simply go along with some seemingly humane and popular idea, and they reveal their own monstrousness by not doing so.

Don of West 87th Street, Wisest of Men, saw the show a few nights before I did and, though he found it as entertaining as I did, pronounced it a revival for the ADD generation because the stage is not quiet for a single second.

Then he put the old film out of his mind, he says, because choreographing for the stage is very different from choreographing for film.

James: that's because everyone on the stage is stupid 9 19 PM It's a minor point but important one.

(Vidal could love Tennessee Williams because the stage was Williams's thing, not prose).

Guy and I were reading stage directions, so there were about 10 of these fantastic, genuine Hollywood celebrities performing this dumb script that we'd written, and we just read stage directions on the floor next to them, because the stage was all taken up.

It's very strategic how he places everyone because of the stage being limited in space.

Because the stages were so long, all but the first started before dawn: the last stage started at 21 00 the night before.

Cavendish will get the opportunity to claim the yellow jersey because the first stage is a sprint finish for the first time in almost 50 years.