Sentence examples for first turn on stage from inspiring English sources

In fact, this won't be Carter's first turn on stage; in 2001, he featured in "Seussical The Musical" on Broadway.

First, turn on your device.

A 1997 Washington Post profile of Bossie traces his first turn on the national stage to 1992, when a CBS documentary identified him as one of two men who had been harassing the parents and friends of a young woman who had killed herself some years before.

But her political roots are considerably more outside the pale -- in her first turn on the national stage as a delegate to the 1960 Republican National Convention, Schlafly led a revolt of self-described "moral conservatives" following candidate Richard Nixon's embrace of more stringent language supporting civil rights in the party platform.

It was Mr. Ryan's first turn on a truly national stage, and in many ways he was a marked contrast to his party's vice-presidential nominee of four years ago, Sarah Palin of Alaska.

Wood has a second turn on the stage, this time in a black tutu and lace tights -- sort of a retro Madonna look, sized down to a six-year-old frame.

First turn on your "xBox 360" system.

Each driver interrupts a pair of infrared beams on his approach to the starting line; the first turns on the pre-staging light and the second turns on the staging light at the top of the Tree.

What a great addition to the cast, and what a perfect first turn she does on this talent-rich stage.

In the first half of the program the choruses took turns on stage to sing two or three numbers each, mostly a cappella.

She took her first steps on stage at 7 and turned pro at 15. "I always needed to move," she says.