Sentence examples for explode on the stage from inspiring English sources

Some jazz bands like to make a tune explode on the stage, treating its structure like a half-remembered blueprint.

The tensions between what is known but not spoken, denied yet acted on, until everything converges to make language and action explode on the stage and in our heads.

Australia's Meow Meow, with whom Humphries shared the Sydney Opera House stage in 2013 presenting forgotten Weimar-era songs, has a "wonderful personality, which explodes on the stage.

There was so much action exploding on the stage and it was so contagious to the crowd that I wondered how long it could continue.

In addition to these logistical factors, Silverthorne says that there's often an emotional aspect to these sales for tech founders, who have gone from starting their company in a dorm room to seeing it explode on the global stage.

Roy Hodgson maybe did not use the best word when he said it was high time that Wayne Rooney "exploded" on the world stage.

The rancour between Donald Trump and Jeb Bush exploded on the debate stage on Saturday, as the two traded insults over the legacy of George W Bush's fateful decision to invade Iraq.

The Chinese economy was exploding on the world stage, reaching heights his grandparents couldn't have imagined, and Liu Xiang was proof that China could produce a track-and-field superstar.

Earlier this month, his King Charles III exploded on to the stage of the Almeida, quizzing the monarchy in blank verse.

It's difficult to remember, given everything that has happened since, but Trump exploded on to the stage with the first primary debate by telling us that the political system really is as rigged as we'd feared: that politics is about who you can buy and sell, whose influence you can tap.

This is part of the reason why we seldom see such scenes on stage and part of the reason why Sarah Kane's 1995 play – containing all this and more – made such an impact when it first exploded on to the stage of the Royal Court.