Sentence examples for bittersweet stage from inspiring English sources

The Associated Press reports on the last, bittersweet stage of a lengthy engagement: In a whiff of 2008 nostalgia, some of Obama's traveling companions from his campaign four years ago were planning to join him on the road for the final days of his last campaign.

How bittersweet that Primary Stages will be producing "Harrison, TX," three of his one-acts, this summer in the slot before mine.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus took a final, bittersweet bow Sunday, staging its last three shows here after 146 years of entertaining American audiences with gravity-defying trapeze stunts, comically clumsy clowns and trained tigers.

That closed a bittersweet day for Etixx-QuickStep, stage winners for the third time in six days at the British Tour through Matteo Trentin.

On the Park stage, Solange's bittersweet R&B doesn't rise above a leisurely stroll until the closing punch of Sandcastle Disco and Losing You.

Houseman knew that he had the director Max Ophuls at his greatest, prepared to recreate Vienna on a Hollywood sound stage, in a bittersweet love story, taken from Stefan Zweig and beautifully written by Howard Koch.

As he made a short, bittersweet speech, the dinosaurs who took the stage stood as far away from him as physically possible.

They have marched hundreds of miles, fasted for days, staged sit-ins and held bittersweet mock graduations.

Decades into impressive patches of urban renewal, the borough is the stage for a fresh production — a bittersweet travelogue by the poet Claudia Rankine.

That left the bittersweet middle and fraying end of a romance, each stage embodied by a different pair of dancers.

A previous stage project of her's involved her singing maternalish bittersweet nothings to her snaggle-toothed, gremlin-like Chihuahua Shivers.