Sentence examples for far off stage from inspiring English sources

He dies heroically, though far off stage, so that he does not have to return to Liat and decide what the heck to do with her after the war.

To bomb jump, pull out a bomb as soon as possible once you get hit far off stage, throw it upwards, and use your up special into the bomb.

There have been so many amazing moments in my career so far: coming off stage to find Prince had been in the audience, playing for Nelson Mandela, being introduced at the Grammys by Stevie Wonder and knowing it was my opportunity to get heard by millions of people.

Photograph: Marianna Massey/Getty Images Fregmonto Stokes, far right, is taken off stage by security next to newly elected prime Mpminister Tony Abbott and his family.

This type is useful for lower volume sound with acoustic music in a studio or on a sound-stage where speakers play in a separate soundproofed mixer/control room and/or audience speakers are far off to each side of the stage (and without any monitor speakers) to avoid feedback -- and performers might use cordless, in-ear monitors.

Just off stage, but rarely far away, lurks the long shadow of the Raj.

With Division Two table-toppers Essex having a week off, Kent came closest to the win that would catapult them out of the chasing pack – with just one promotion place up for grabs, no county wants to be left too far off the leaders even at this stage.

He was far from alone in his admiration; off stage, Viardot played hostess to a social circle that reads like a roll-call of 19th-century artistic society, but for many of those who passed through her salon, the honour was theirs.

"It's only half a job done, but to get to this stage isn't far off a miracle".

As far as fashion goes, Prince was never "off stage".

I was not too far off, but he's a better player than me at this stage".