Sentence examples for giving a stage from inspiring English sources

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.

Mr. Romney at first sought to deflect Mr. Perry's attack by giving a stage laugh and saying: "Rick, I don't think that I've ever hired an illegal in my life.

That's what Girls Music Day is about – giving a stage to some amazing women who can talk about how great their jobs are and motivate more girls to join us".

"House of Trax is rawkus, it's fun, it's new and it's old, and nobody else seems to be doing it and we stuck with it, whether we made money or lost money, it was just about giving a stage to something that deserved it and didn't exist in the UK".

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.

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.

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.