Sentence examples for from offstage from inspiring English sources

The back wall is bathed in orange, and smoke drifts in from offstage.

"This is my place, not your place," he shouts from offstage.

Then more confetti blew in from offstage, and dropped from above, creating a twinkling storm.

"You're a sweet kid, and you've got an irresistible smile," Director Bob tells her from offstage.

The sweet voices of the American Boychoir (directed by Fernando Malvar-Ruiz) wafted into the hall from offstage.

Mr. Wright said something from offstage, and Ms. Weingarten laughed and repeated it: "Dinners cost too much money".

Nobody in the band steps up to the mike and no sounds fly in from an offstage source.

For more than three decades, Mr. Vaccacio has switched his accent from Bronx offstage to Liverpool on, starting with the role of John Lennon in "Beatlemania" on Broadway in the late 1970s.

Holland manages to avoid this - if narrowly - by elaborating on the far from simple offstage lives of his characters - for example, the plight of Joss's mother as a single parent in the 1930s.

In "Jeux," a lost ball draws a man and two women from an offstage tennis court into a secluded garden, where shifting games of jealousy and desire are played out in ambiguous couplings and triplings.

"And now," from a mike offstage, "Dana Garney".