Sentence examples for could be stage from inspiring English sources
The young men and women in her photographs appear to be both stuck and drifting; the environments, if not outright ruins, are so grimy and makeshift they could be stage sets.
What other Woody Allen movies could be stage material?
For those cases that could be stage I, treatment cannot start until the lung abnormalities have been clearly defined as incidental or malignant, as the treatment regimens are so different.
The interventions for smoking cessation in non-pregnant women would be more effective if they could be stage- and process- specific, as described in the Transtheoretical Model (TTM) [ 11].
Thus the stage at diagnosis could be Stage I or II (to be referred to as "stage II-" hereinafter) at screen-detection, instead of Stage III or IV (to be referred to as "stage III+" hereinafter) at clinical diagnosis.
Fifty years ago, private lives could be stage-managed with immaculate choreography.
From the way it is shot, some of Borat's encounters could be staged.
Several of his stories are monologues and dialogues and could be staged.
The Fall of Thatcher could be staged, not least because hers was a very modern hubris.
We'd hoped that Kate Mosse and Joanne Harris's conversation could be staged as a face-off, boxing style.
