Sentence examples for getting a stage from inspiring English sources
"Hairspray" isn't the only movie getting a stage treatment.
How does running three auditoria compare to getting a stage house to crumble nightly on cue in An Inspector Calls, his sensational National calling card (his second NT production, Machinal, brought him a second successive Olivier Award) or getting Billy Elliot to dance?
(You want a second act, get a stage).
Dahl's creation also got a stage musical adaptation courtesy of director Sam Mendes in 2003.
The race wasn't over yet, but Liggett said that Klöden "is about to get a stage win here".
"I kind of like the fact that I've got a stage name after all these years, because it's part of the entertainer thing," he told me.
According to gynaecologist Nick Morris, "Camilla's probably got a stage IV prolapse and an enterocele and hysterectomy's the only option".
This makes re-casting much simpler than, say, on a family soap, where the actor playing the mother gets a stage role and asks to go.
I have got a stage to perform on now.
Apple's got a stage, they've got some (seemingly feature complete) new software, the whole thing just makes sense.
When you're 12 or 13 you might get a "stage" in a famous chef's kitchen.
