Sentence examples for command to stage from inspiring English sources

Use this new command to stage some funny, horrifying, or just plain weird shows.

Suddenly another woman (Rachel Krische) strides forward and takes over the performance, seizing a microphone and issuing loud, clipped commands to the stage crew and dancers.

The singer Billie Joe Armstrong did engage in some mentorship: inviting a spiky-haired fan onstage, he strapped a guitar to the boy, had him play a song, and then commanded him to stage-dive.

Participants must follow a three-stage command to produce an oral rinse sample which may be impossible for those with cognitive impairment, and there may be a risk of aspiration especially in supine patients or those with dysphagia.

She had just enough grit and attitude to command the stage, but reverted to being sweet and unassuming as soon as the song had ended.

Though Mr. Arias has a muscular presence and an original way with a song, he has to work hard to command center stage.

But Domingo still manages to command the stage effortlessly, his presence sufficient to bulk through the crowds, his voice strong enough to make Gheorghiu's sound small.

It is a chance for everything peripheral to the actual basketball to command center stage in a way that is impossible during the NBA's other grand shindig, the Finals.

Decades from now, it will be looked back upon and celebrated, showcasing the trailblazing ways of an athlete who showed gender has nothing to do with your ability to command center stage in the arena.

A slyly revolutionary ending to the evening means that women are the last people to command the stage.

This means that ambitious acts that want to stand out have to evolve, and maybe act more like a live band if they want to command a stage.