Sentence examples for face stages from inspiring English sources

There's also a moment of grotesque comedy as Ralston, staring his predicament in the face, stages his own chat show, playing sheepish guest and mocking, castigating host.

Polly Stenham's That Face, staged when she was only 19, bowled over its audiences.

We're at the "alright, alright, just please don't let those rats eat my face" stage.

Women with cancer face stage-specific survival rates, although all women face all-cause age-specific competing mortality risks.

Women with cancer face stage-specific survival rates; all women face competing mortality risks from other causes based on Norway life tables (Statistics Norway, 2011).

His belligerent, in-your-face stage persona developed because "audiences in Edinburgh are so apathetic", he says.

New York's charged debate over the natural gas extraction process known as hydrofracking will soon move to the face-to-face stage.

On 60 Minutes last weekend, Steve Kroft asked author-contrarian Christopher Hitchens, famously atheist and facing Stage IV esophageal cancer, whether his "weakened state" might inspire a belief in God.

Drawing from the trio's backgrounds in Bushwick's late-2000s DIY music scene, the band blends screeching vocals, live hardware, and an underlying punk ethos into enthralling, in-your-face stage theatrics.

The Netherlands (113) faced Stage 1, 'the age of famine and pestilence', when USA and Australia were encountering Stage 2. Hungary moved rapidly from Stage 2 to Stage 3 at the end of the 20th century, after the rapid political changes, and is now in Stage 4 of ET with declining cardiovascular mortality and increasing life expectancy (109).

And when you get to the - " he pulls a pathetic, defeatist face - "stage, I think that's the end.