Sentence examples for forced on stage from inspiring English sources

Unlike Cohen, Bush has not been forced on stage by unfortunate circumstances – his business manager had embezzled all his money – but the impact could be similarly kinetic.

Performers are often shy, but Smith has the body language of a man who has been forced on stage with menaces.

His "fable" tells the story of gawky, talentless ugly duckling Louise Hovick, who is forced on stage by her mother Rose, and blossoms into star stripper Gypsy Rose Lee.

Harlequins were forced to stage the game on a Friday night because Lady Gaga is taking up a two-night residency at Twickenham, just over the A316, this weekend.

New additions include Richard Hawley and Kiran Leonard, who'll join the likes of Laura Marling, Robert Plant, Connan Mockasin and I Am Kloot on the Elbow man's lineup (Southbank Centre, SE1, 10 to 19 Jun) … Finally, two thirds of New York hardcore/rap band Ratking showcase their talents in London next month, with Wiki + Sporting Life joining forces on stage.

But under Michael Greif's direction, Ripley is a fascinating force on stage.

Though the band was past its prime in the recording studio - Hittin' the Note minus Richard Betts had its moments - the Allmans were still a major force on stage.

NEW YORK (AP) — Maya Angelou, a modern Renaissance woman who survived the harshest of childhoods to become a force on stage, screen, the printed page and the inaugural dais, has died.

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He used Unity Force as on-stage bouncers, renaming them Security of the First World, or S1Ws.

Cutler began singing in the Salvation Army at the age of six, but let her talents lapse until a friend forced her back on stage aged 50.