Sentence examples for innumerable stages from inspiring English sources

For the same reason young musicians played on innumerable stages in bars and auditoriums and hotels and street corners, that night.

You ask to see the manager, only to be told, gradually, patiently, in innumerable stages, that you are the manager, and then asked, all at once, would you like the person who is complaining to be ejected, since it is you?

Failure at just one of any of the innumerable stages -- especially if it's made more likely by a defense strategy that incorporates the military, law enforcement, intelligence, border control, and port security -- stops them dead in their tracks. .

Picasso with an immaculately svelte wife on his arm was an indefatigable socialite, always present on the sidelines of the innumerable mock battles staged by Parisians in this era of brawl and counter-brawl, pillow fights at fancy-dress balls, turbulent first nights, openings disrupted by Dadaist punch-ups and Surrealist reprisals.

In the latter stages both missed innumerable pots that would have been comfortably within their compass earlier in the 17-day marathon of the mind.

The lighting by Tyler Micoleau discerns innumerable shades in drizzly grays.

Its innumerable principals took to the stage in twos, threes and larger groups.

Innumerable choreographic masterstrokes that on larger stages pass casually fell into the sharpest focus here.

In the first of its three scenes, "Rubric," innumerable pedestrians take different paths across the stage.

That is, Rubens provided designs at the start and tweakings at the end while ceding the middle, critical stage of a painting, in which, through innumerable decisions and unplanned impulses, thought and feeling become form.

Conversely, innumerable aspects of the environment are required at each stage in the life of the organism to keep development on its normal course, or, on other words, to ensure that the right genes are expressed in the right cells at the right time.