Sentence examples for consume stage from inspiring English sources

Cyclopoid copepods act as first intermediate host and consume stage 2 larvae (L2) that develop into early L3 in the copepod's hemocoel.

At other times this tribute disappears and snow or fire appear to consume the stage and hide the band away.

At other times this tribute disappears and snow or fire appear to consume the stage and hide The Tiger Lillies away.

The scenes set at a small church called the Revolutionary House of Prayer consume excessive stage time, and the ending is seriously flat.

It is when this agony uncoils to consume the stage that Eifman's movement is at its best: when it expresses mortal fragility instead of trying to defy mortality.

The results indicate that most of the available replicates (typically >60%) should be consumed in Stage 1.

Telling my story was not easy: it was deeply personal, and for the first time in my life, I found myself consumed by stage fright.

Eliot Calvert is a would-be playwright and Boston bookseller who sacrifices his literary ambition (his major dramatic opus would end with a conflagration that consumes the stage) to a life of quiet desperation, selling pornographic pictures to support himself and his family in a manner befitting Beacon Hill.

You perhaps saw Future Islands' transformative performance on "The Late Show with David Letterman" of their new single, "Seasons (Waiting On You)." It stars singer Samuel T. Herring, who consumed the stage with his intense dance moves and odd vocal utterances.

The practice of charging Internet customers by how much data they consume took center stage in a House hearing Wednesday, pitting Web firms such as Netflix against cable and telecom companies in a debate over whether such billing policies are anticompetitive.

The seeds of romance between Charles and Constance hinted at in the book are allowed to bloom fully onstage, resulting in a series of love duets — bland ("Come to Me") or '50s R&B pastiche ("The Stomp") or cloyingly cute ("She Didn't Get Very Far") — that consume lots of stage time.