Sentence examples for give a stage from inspiring English sources

Politics can play a role as well: national leaders may be reluctant to give a stage to big-city mayors, who are sometimes their political rivals.

The trial had major recruitment problems and it could have been designed with α=10.4% and power=88.8% to give a stage 1 sample size of 13 out of 27 and stage II sample size of 38 out of 65, saving 26 patients at stage I and 14 patients in total.

The same musicians will give a staged version at the Bath festival on Wednesday.

Creative talent has to be nurtured and given a stage or a gallery or a channel through which it can be enjoyed by everyone in society.

He wasn't joking: according to Revolori, Murray gave a stage parent an unwanted dip on the set of Wes Anderson's previous film, Moonrise Kingdom.

His initially successful style of "anti-patter" had soon begun to stagnate; thinking hard, he realised that he was giving a stage and not a radio performance.

To start with, he has his own club, Barbès, in Park Slope, Brooklyn, where he performs in a handful of bands (and gives a stage to a broad range of music, from Continental jazz to South American rock).

Don't wait until you have been given a stage.

We believe a lot of these selfies become even more artistic if given a stage.

As a performer, I feel that it's my job to seek this sort of connection every time I'm given a stage to work on.

I'm interested in how the next generation of superstars might arise and be given a stage and audience like Midsumma Carnival to thrive.