Sentence examples for been a stage from inspiring English sources
In another life I would have been a stage designer.
In a way, the city's skyline has long been a stage set, the curtain raiser for the American dream.
The Bird & Bottle Inn in Garrison, adjacent to the Old Albany Post Road, has been a stage stop since 1761.
"There are no time constraints, and there's never been a stage where I've felt threatened or worried about my safety".
People said it was surreal to return to a place that had been a stage for such carnage.
Jim King, who has been a stage manager for Democratic Conventions for years, accompanied Gore to the stairway that led to the stage.
Even as a kid back in Lincoln, Cavett had been a stage-door groupie.
"This has always been a stage-by-stage process," Shlomo Dror, a Defense Ministry spokesman, said in a telephone interview.
Warner Bros moved swiftly to dismiss rumours that the leak may have been a stage-managed tactic to generate media buzz around the picture.
An article in Crain's New York Business suggested that the conflict had been a "stage-managed event that got out of control".
Over the years it has often been a stage-vs.-page contention, with directors and actors all too easily seduced by the almost guaranteed audience appeal of Falstaff's comic turns onstage, with most scholars (Mr. Bloom is a formidable exception) less swayed by Falstaff's charm on the page.
