Sentence examples for experience stage from inspiring English sources

EAST RUTHERFORD Continental Airlines Arena "Walking With Dinosaurs: The Live Experience," stage show with robotics and puppetry.

Live broadcasts online and to cinemas have revolutionised the way audiences experience stage drama: last year, National Theatre Wales combined live streaming with an audience comment feed for a new play about Bradley Manning, the US soldier accused of passing material to WikiLeaks; it reached 76 countries.

But Levey said some people, especially students, experience "stage fright" about contributing, while others want to branch off from threads to discuss less urgent but still interesting matters in healthcare, like a forthcoming conference or available grant funding for their research.

Some crackers experience stage fright when another man stares at their meat, and some inmates never get over this pee-on-command invasion of privacy.

Now, Low is using sleep to collect bio-markers of neuropathologies like Alzheimer's (sleep disorders are the #1 reason Alzheimer's patients are hospitalized), Parkinson's, and schizophrenia (schizophrenics don't experience stage two sleep).

Within 5 days, almost all mothers experience stage 2 of lactogenesis, in which copious secretion of breast milk begins [ 17].

Most of the top players on the women's tennis tour thought it was the latter, often counting on Williams to experience stage-fright symptoms.

Yet Beijing has other advantages, from its previous Olympics experience staging the 2008 summer games to its deep pockets.

Though it pilfers from Shakespeare continually, Jeune Lune has relatively scant experience staging his plays, preferring to develop original work or its own literary adaptations.

Promotions such as Insane Championship Wrestling – a madcap, booze-friendly experience staged in darkened Scottish nightclubs – combine over-the-top personalities with down-and-dirty scrapping.

Or they could be made quite confusing to the reader, who isn't at all convinced that humans experience stages of a relationship with an ocean.