Sentence examples for even a stage from inspiring English sources

The movie has spawned similar oddball contests and even a stage adaptation that recently opened on Broadway.

Her earliest shows — solo in tiny rooms, sometimes without even a stage — intriguingly displayed the bones of the songs.

The staging is starkly impressive, his performance is forceful, not even a stage invader can blunt Black Skinhead's edge.

He tears compellingly through an opening brace of tracks: not even a stage invader during Black Skinhead seems to dull the track's edge.

There were no fireworks, no balloons, no klieg lights, not even a stage, just a bunch of neighbors in camp chairs on the lawn of 4460 Glenshaw Place.

It was an inevitable shortcut, or even a stage of evolution, in architecture, assisting the public's reaction and securing that most prized of currencies: human fucking feeling.

But, two questions: first, what is the wonder by which even a stage-bound, implausible, and sentimental comedy, written by the obscure, performed by the charisma-challenged, and directed by a great artist utterly out of his element, can, with a tilt of the head, come off as a synecdoche for the streetwise turbulence of the era?

As a conversation, even a staged one, it's so sleepy, so meaningless.

There are orchestral, choral and chamber concerts of familiar works -- some with talks and preludes -- and even a staged "Magic Flute" in collaboration with the Opera Festival of New Jersey.

A couple of years ago, France did not even take a stage victory.

We didn't even have a stage large enough to fit all the swans in Swan Lake.