Sentence examples for constantly on stage from inspiring English sources

But you're constantly on stage".

Olivier and Guinness were near contemporaries, born respectively in 1907 and 1914, and met constantly on stage and elsewhere over more than half a century.

Having two Vivs, the older and younger versions, constantly on stage works particularly well, and Brown's score – mixing styles and influences from English folk to popular music of the period – is a pleasure.

At home, I am constantly on center stage and admit to occasionally wishing for an understudy.

If one adds that Carpenter steps out of the action to become a choric commentator and that the actors constantly question the on-stage author about his text, it will be seen that the play has enough layers to make Pirandello blanch.

If Miley Cyrus now capers about on stage, constantly pretending to masturbate, sometimes using a dwarf, and Lady Gaga gets pharmacokinetically raped by R Kelly to illustrate a song about physical abandon, then this is all because we've managed to overcome, via Her Madge, all our old hangups about whether women liked sex or not.

Maybe it's not noticeable at first, but the idea of dada and art history and the video's colors and how it is constantly changing, moving, and melting on-stage hopefully will take people into a different headspace and journey every night.

In this restless piece the number of dancers on stage is constantly changing, the main couples constantly reabsorbed into the surging currents of the corps.

The role is very demanding; Ruth is on stage almost constantly.

"The four men on stage were constantly on the move -- clacking wooden blocks, scratching a corrugated gourd, flailing away at Chinese gongs, weaving rhythms that were insistent, sinuous and hypnotic.

I understand now why his T-shirts are constantly riding up his chest on stage – his muscles are so big, in the flesh, that his shoulders look like two Tonka trucks battling it out.