Sentence examples for better on stage from inspiring English sources

"I can express myself better on stage.

But I'm learning to be better on stage.

There's nothing better, on stage or on film, than feeling like you've achieved that".

It has galumphing, big moments and talking-to-the-camera mannerisms that must have worked better on stage.

They are also forced to speak his labored distillation of the contemporary American vernacular, an idiom whose rhythms may work better on stage.

The repertory looked better on stage than on paper and a clever Band-Aid approach kept performances at a high standard despite an inordinate amount of illness and injury among the dancers.

No comedian was better company on stage: her set was a breath of fresh air, befitting her love of rock-climbing, wild swimming and Walt Whitman's open-road poems.

It is not a very good, or fluent film: at that point Kazan was a far better director on stage, much more attuned to the momentum of live theatre.

I probably haven't scored a better one – on this stage as well, in the Premier League.

It uses conceits that work better on the stage than on the page: lots of large video screens so that we – the audience – become Big Brother.

The studio sent it to a nearby garage to take 18 inches out of the chassis so it would fit better on the stage.