Sentence examples for dramatic stages from inspiring English sources

This collection suffers from Graham's apparent lack of interest in those ham-and-history-rich dramatic stages.

The Sun recalls the time "when persons standing high in the affairs of the musical & dramatic stages & radio were the favored ones on celebrity night at night clubs.

That was the last thing he said to us.' The second IRA hunger strike, which began on 1 March 1981, was planned by Sands to develop in ever more dramatic stages, one man following another to his death.

That is how she ended up spending an evening at Lyon's famed opera house, which has 18 levels, an elegant facade and a foyer; it is often praised as one of France's most dramatic stages.

One of the most dramatic stages in this evolution took place soon after alcopops were introduced, when pub chains such as the Firkin Brewery decided to convert old buildings – banks, theatres, even factories – into new drinking warehouses, often in city centres.

Mitosis is one of the most dramatic stages during the cell cycle.

That is where the Hollywood connection and the dramatic staging comes in, Abbasi said.

Experience in covering overly dramatic stage shows and divas of all kinds may have helped.

Lloyd Webber's best musicals were flashy spectacles that featured vivid melodies and forceful and dramatic staging.

But perhaps because of the poodles' dramatic stage presence, poodle people are among the most devoted to their breed.

Historically, ballerinas were as likely to take lovers and produce children as their sisters on the dramatic stage.