Sentence examples for dead stage from inspiring English sources

There has also been growing criticism that although the London Beth Din forbids Jews donating organs at the brain dead stage, they have not banned their followers from receiving organs that are taken from a Gentile who is brain dead at the time of a transplant operation.

(March 14 at 7 30 and March 17 at 8). | Without a superstar like the dramatic soprano Deborah Voigt, the Met wouldn't be caught dead staging a piece like "Die Ägyptische Helena," a Strauss-Hofmannsthal rarity from the nineteen-twenties.

The Jerry Garcia-less Dead staged five concerts this year, as a "Fare Thee Well" final tour.

Few were darker than what he faced here, in 1992, during the left-for-dead stage of his first presidential campaign.

There are only a handful of female performers of her generation who have that over-the-top, knock-'em-dead stage presence, but Judy Garland's daughter was neither as gifted a singer as Barbra Streisand nor as roguishly self-aware as Bette Midler.

He moonwalks Jacko style, drags a mock "dead leg" across the stage, performs dazzling reverse spins and – in a move that must have involved some very peculiar rehearsals – moonwalks and groin thrusts at the same time.

Tumor staging (TNM system) was the most important factor that yielded a segment of 3,142 patients (16.0% dead) with stage I & II disease and a segment of 2,168 patients (36.5% dead) with stage III disease (p < 0.001).

The actor who plays dead on stage for 50 minutes.

A man plays dead on stage for the show's entire 55-minute running time.

Too often playing dead on stage is an embarrassment for both the actor and the audience: the writhing, exaggerated death throes, the fact that we can see the corpse is still breathing – often heavily after their exertions.

Not a jot – corpsing, as it's called (possibly derived from an overwhelming desire to laugh when playing dead on stage) actually added to the enjoyment of the evening, rather than detracting from it.