She was carried on stage and sang one song, "Wonderful World".
The tote bag Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg carried on stage Thursday night had the words "I dissent" on the outside.
She now has to be carted about by two charming young men, lifted from her wheelchair and carried on stage.
Possibly with the unusual pleasure of being in a concert hall with seven euphoniums, bulbous silver monsters of tubing, being carried on stage by members of the superb National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain.
Burke, who now made a selling point of his immense girth by being carried on stage on a crimson throne, found himself a festival favourite, and made his debut at Glastonbury in June 2008.
A bouquet of flowers was carried on stage for each of the five who were killed, which included a teacher, a programming manager, a mother, a father and a stagehand.
Harder to stomach is the too-literal treatment of the accidental drownings of Duncan's children, as two limp little bodies are carried on stage, triggering an orgy of parental grief in a duet which draws on stricken postures from Picasso's Guernica (MacMillan's range of reference was always wide, if anachronistic).
The actress made her stage debut in 1911 at the age of two months when she was carried on stage at the Royalty Theatre Morecambe in a play directed by her father, who was also the stage manager.
Her famous prop was a bag full of books she carried on stage.
Pope mentions the audience jubilation that greeted the small-framed Cibber donning Lord Foppington's enormous wig, which would be ceremoniously carried on stage in its own sedan chair.
He refused to drink the bottle of Coke he carried on stage, saying, "I'm waiting for all the Jell-O pudding I ate to settle".
