Sentence examples for down a stage from inspiring English sources

"I'm kind of hoping we can actually treat this like musicians, like actual artists, like someone who has real talent, someone who can hold down a stage and actually entertain people".

Shortly after the announcement, technicians started taking down a stage and removing light and sound equipment that had been put in place for the celebrations.

She has heeded the advice, "Never turn down a stage!" and has calcified her craft in unique spaces such as father/son picnics, hotel lobbies, and even church chapels.

Standing for hours in a blizzard called Nemo, just to see freaks with Marfan syndrome walk up and down a stage for five minutes in anti-fit lingerie isn't all it's cracked up to be. .

The vendors have responded with the same ferocity with which they nail down a sale, staging weekly protests and confronting witnesses who provided evidence of trademark violations.

Then he brings his voice down to a stage whisper worthy of Dirty Harry.

Herndon contrasts the collaboration she's striving towards with 1990s utopian punks Fugazi, who shouted their vision of equal society down from a stage.

Mr. Kitano gives a particularly entertaining performance in this contemporary, tongue-in-cheek version of a kind of Jacobean revenge tragedy, in which everybody betrays everybody else and the curtain comes down on a stage littered with corpses.

Speaking about his decision to run for the leadership, he said: "We are down to a stage now where we have eight MPs and as far as I'm concerned the only way is up.

The original dream was replaced, ultimately, by the lottery win: the perfect story of being discovered, of a natural talent shining through a TV screen or down from a stage, inspiring worship and wealth.

Enjoying his prosperity, Hooker now worked only when he chose, but when he did sit down on a stage with his guitar, he wove much of his old spell.