Sentence examples for ferocious stage from inspiring English sources

The playwright and actor Ms. Orlandersmith ("Yellowman," "The Gimmick") has long demonstrated a theatrical intelligence, ferocious stage presence and gift for staccato language.

"Today's ferocious stage opens the possibility of one of my favourite little scenes in cycling, underlining its cruelty (is there a crueler sport?).

(City Tix) www.citycenter.org GYPSY -- Bernadette Peters returns to Broadway in one of the musical theater's most legendary roles -- Mama Rose, the ferocious stage mother who unwittingly transforms her shy daughter Louise into Gypsy Rose Lee.

The book quickly abandons the World's Fair and skips back 30 years to the Seattle of 1910, just before Gypsy, née Ellen Hovick but known as Rose Louise Hovick during her most formative years with America's most ferocious stage mother, was born.

Meanwhile, Yolandi, sullenly passive in the videos, is ferocious on stage.

It's curious to think that this shy, softly spoken woman is responsible for such wild, ferocious antics on stage.

And so, after a brief opening set from Christina Milian (who prowled the stage, flexible and ferocious, as if seduction were some new Olympic sport), Usher emerged, cool and clean in a white suit, singing "Caught Up," a thunderous song from the new album that gave him a chance to do two of the things he does best: strut and pander.

Sinclair married the band's deafening stage show to equally ferocious proselytising.

A jinking run through the middle from Alex Goode aside, the visitors had contributed little to a ferocious opening 20 minutes, by which stage Quins were 17-0 thethe good.

These ferocious ant colonies, when in the nomadic stage, move to a new spot each day.

(Incidentally, it stages a sexual assault more ferocious and shocking than anything in my old play).