Sentence examples for considerable stage from inspiring English sources

By the time of the movie, he was a youthful-looking 37, with considerable stage experience.

Despite considerable stage time, the Louima character (Vladimir Versailles) never comes into focus.

They bear a remarkable resemblance to each other, have lovely boy soprano voices and considerable stage experience".

The critic Donal Henahan described Mr. Domingo in The New York Times as the Met's "hottest young artist" in the tenor category, "a strapping fellow with a plangent and sizable voice as well as considerable stage magnetism".

The work revolves around the magnetically androgynous face and considerable stage presence of Lázaro Ramos, a handsome young actor, as he stars in "Madame Satã," the award-winning film debut of the Brazilian director Karim Aïnouz.

Although she did considerable stage acting over the years, her sole Broadway appearance was in 1971 in the Stephen Sondheim musical "Company," in which she replaced Elaine Stritch as the tough-talking character who sings "The Ladies Who Lunch".

Yes, there is considerable stage-management when the crate of 367 eligible records is whittled down.

(3) There is considerable stage-specific autonomy of regulatory breakdown in hybrids and no obvious pattern of increasing proportion of genes misexpressed over the course of ontogeny, which does not support a cascade model explaining hybrid misexpression.

Contrary to the cascade model of misexpression, we find that there is considerable stage-specific autonomy of regulatory breakdown in hybrids, with the larval and adult stages showing significantly more hybrid misexpression as compared to the pupal stage.

In contrast, it would appear that there is considerable stage-specific autonomy of regulatory breakdown, with no obvious pattern of an increasing proportion of genes misexpressed during subsequent stages.

Channel degradation occurs in downstream river, leading to considerable river stage drop.