Sentence examples for escape the stage from inspiring English sources

The movie reaches its insane peak during a performance of Verdi's "Macbeth," when crows escape the stage to circle an opera house, descending to pluck out the eyes of the murderer sitting in the audience.

England failed even to escape the pool stage at the 1999 World Cup.

England failed even to escape the pool stage at the 1999 World Cup, and West Indies was sixth in the Super Eight in 2007.

The episode includes a scene based on Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now, where Lisa and Bob Hope escape the Fort Springfield stage.

Many seats in the grand hall were empty, as they often remain during the speeches because leaders prefer to chat in the hallways or simply escape the grandstanding on stage.

It was their first real chance to escape the Hollywood sound stage that usually stands in for the fictional Pawnee, Ind., where Leslie is an ingenuous but ever hopeful small-time politician.

She made particularly strong impressions as Phrygia, the poignant wife of a rebellious slave in "Spartacus"; Shirien, a fragile woman stricken with a mysterious disease in "Legend of Love," for which Mr. Grigorovich based much of his choreography on Persian miniature paintings; and Rita, a variety-show dancer seeking to escape the world of the stage in "The Golden Age".

The winner will have lost time the day before and thus will be given some leeway to escape during the stage.

This decision has come to look like an act of self-preservation, Cosby's way of making sure that, whatever else happens in his life or in the world, he will always be able to escape to the stage.

The triumph has been simply getting here, escaping the group stage and noisily adorning the periphery.

But China should escape the second and third stages.