Sentence examples for festive stage from inspiring English sources

Just tents and R.V.'s, a huge bonfire, a festive stage and a simple pavilion for cooking and gathering.

The Mont Ventoux returns to the Tour de France this summer, its summit chosen to provide a spectacular finish to the traditionally festive stage on Bastille Day.

Ian Botham has also appeared on the festive stage – he played professional football for Yeovil and Scunthorpe, lest we forget, scoring for Yeovil too – with the one-time centre-back and er … Ashes legend making his panto debut at the Alhambra, in Bradford, on 21 December 1990 alongside George and Zippy from Rainbow.

After a festive Stage Two in historic Folsom, home to Folsom Prison and Johnny Cash fame, Liggett liked what he saw -- so many people on bikes and endless bike lanes for them to ride in.

But at the Orange Tree, which has a rich festive tradition of staging the works of Feydeau and his followers, they make mincemeat of that notion.

The air smells of fruitcake and wine as crowds gather at an outdoor stage for festive singing and dancing.

Caravaggio's masterpiece The Seven Acts of Mercy provides the title and inspiration for the latest from Anders Lustgarten, directed by Erica Whyman at the Swan in Stratford-upon-Avon. James and the Giant Peach is the festive show at Northern Stage in Newcastle.

Wal-Marts rival Target, meanwhile, is kick-starting the festive rites on New York stages by presenting an adaptation of the Dr. Seuss classic How the Grinch Stole Christmas! on Broadway.

But politics has been staging a festive diversion for some months now, and the pantomime playing out on the opposition benches looks set to run throughout the coming year.

A group of disgruntled rail commuters who use Southeastern trains have staged a festive protest about its services.

Samaan's jazzy trombone set the stage for a festive celebration with this timeless tune.