Sentence examples for glorious stage from inspiring English sources

"They're in that glorious stage where you spend $5bn on content and you don't have to care what your profits are.

The ninth-last lap is the cue for several riders to try to make break for it and shake off the sprinters to deny them a dash for a glorious stage win.

It had been 45 years since Sir Paul and three other mop-topped Liverpudlian lads graced that glorious stage, but the payoff was truly sensational.

What a glorious stage while it lasted: endless spin-off deals, 24-hour coverage, newspapers stained with their tearless resolve, their feigned gullibility.

The National was strong, too, with Rory Kinnear's gimlet-sharp Hamlet, and terrific rediscoveries: Howard Davies's sweeping production of The White Guard, Thea Sharrock's meticulous After the Dance and Josie Rourke's glorious staging of Men Should Weep.

In Jack O'Brien's glorious staging of "Henry IV" for Lincoln Center Theater, a wall of endless night girds the uneasy kingdom of the greatest of Shakespeare's history plays, and the air is fogged with a constant awareness of death.

Maybe they got half these followers after "Lucky" exploded into the song of the summer last year, but remember "Around the World" and that glorious triangle stage?

First off, though, we have this glorious Globe staging.

Those freedom-loving Americans and Glorious Revolution-staging English never stood a chance.

There is one mighty set of shoulders that should be mentioned, those of Paul Robeson, a cinematic giant, one of the first to face and overcome racism and achieve a glorious career on stage and in cinema.

In the meantime the glorious Helen Mirren, a stage and screen siren in her 50's who somehow looked well seasoned even in first youth, has turned a more somber analysis of an older woman involved with a younger man, Tennessee Williams's "Orpheus Descending," into a must-see production at the Donmar Warehouse.