Sentence examples for fear stage from inspiring English sources

"I call it the fear stage, the best time to buy these stocks," says Ober. Ober actively seeks managements looking to squeeze more money from existing operations rather than from increasing production.

All of the hunger strikers are said to be asylum seekers that have passed the "credible fear" stage of the asylum review process, although some have since had their claims denied.

Mr. Fassone elaborates: "The fact that 'Carmina Burana' had been torn to shreds by Herbert Gerigk, the influential critic of the Völkischer Beobachter, who referred to the 'incomprehensibility of the language' colored by a 'jazzy atmosphere,' caused many of Germany's opera intendants to fear staging the work after its premiere".

Has she never had any fear on stage?

Now, the suggestion that she might never fear the stage seems like the most ridiculous question in the world.

They want applause but fear the stage.

There is only one country that Japan fears would stage an assault on one of its islands: China.

Fears of stage accidents at the Met lately have centered more on its new production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle, which involves a giant 45-ton mechanized set.

Images of water were overwhelming at first, but she addressed this fear in stages, driving to the sea and looking at it from the car; then going on to the beach; then swimming – a few years after the tsunami, she took part in a cross-Channel relay swim, each participant swimming for an hour at a time.

I feared this stage a little bit.

The 2010 World Cup was the first to take place on African soil, with South Africa overcoming widespread pre-tournament fears to stage a successful championships.