Sentence examples for get more stage from inspiring English sources

The company's first offering of the year is "H.M.S. Pinafore," probably the best of the team's operettas, although "The Mikado" and "The Pirates of Penzance" seem to get more stage time these days.

He was invited to audition in Berlin and wangled an audition with Clemens Krauss, then a conductor at the Vienna State Opera, who admired him but advised him to get more stage experience, saying "I'll contact you when it's time".

When cocky Paul Owen (a charismatically supercharged Drew Moerlein) bests Bateman with his graceful lettering and quality of stock, it's clear his days are numbered, though the way he muscularly handles Lynne Page's tabletop choreography, you pray he'll get more stage time.

Megan: The entrances get more staged and overdramatic each year, don't they?

You still have to wait for the Kirov's regular tours (another dividend) to see the real rarities, like "The Invisible City of Kitezh" by Rimsky-Korsakov, but scores that have had at least a toehold, like Tchaikovsky's "Queen of Spades," are getting more stage time.

In the long term, this will fix itself as we get more early-stage companies going.

I get more comfortable on stage and with the audience all the time – and more playful.

"Disney told me they get more requests to stage 'Newsies' than any other title," said Mr. Fierstein, who has written a new book for a theatrical version of "Newsies".

First, they'll fight cyberbullying because it tends to target women, promote female role models and get more women on stage at Futur en Seine.

No one expects it will replace venture capital, but it can get more companies to that stage of their company's development.

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