Sentence examples for crowded stages from inspiring English sources

He doesn't have fond memories of standing on those crowded stages during the last campaign, fighting for airtime and answering question after question about Iraq.

Tonight's debate could be the last one with two crowded stages, since many of the lower polling candidates can be expected to begin dropping out as voting in the early primary states get closer.

Democratic leaders crowded the stage.

Everyone crowded the stage at the end.

Ms. DeAngelo occasionally crowded the stage with almost dizzying activity, but the dancers were unfazed.

Frogs, fish, cobras, storks and swans crowded the stage of the auditorium at Public School 158 the other morning.

The costumed performers who had been wandering around earlier trying to convert me crowded the stage.

It all becomes very crowded on stage, and quite expensive -- not to mention difficult on the ear.

And with that it was over, and Edwards began signing autographs and people crowded the stage, snapping photos of him on their cell phones.

Now, Frulling is topless on stage, surrounded by young men crowding the stage, cheering for her, and willing to part with some money for a picture.

Hong Kong has been demanding greater political rights since last year, when crowds staged a historically large street protest to oppose a mainland-backed national security law many saw as repressive.