Sentence examples for invading the stage from inspiring English sources

In 1996 Cocker made headlines by invading the stage during Michael Jackson's performance of Earth Song during the Brit awards.

"Invading the stage is counter-productive, it's obviously not going to help matters," said Rupert Walker who'd travelled down from Lincoln University.

The video of Offset – who got dumped by wife Cardi B after she allegedly caught him cheating – invading the stage during her Rolling Loud festival set is worth watching just for the look of sheer disgust on her face.

Perhaps intimidated by the punk holdouts who kept invading the stage from the packed crowd, the singer seemed withdrawn and a bit distracted.

Impromptu kabuki actors invade the stage.

The Australian steeplechase runner seized the moment and invaded the stage as the Glasgow games ended on Sunday.

To a frightening sound of surf, the waves of a filmed ocean seem to invade the stage.

There is no hint of the large groups that will later invade the stage in overlapping dances of brilliant complexity.

MH 10.13pm BST A giant alien invaded the stage during Elbow's set and attempted to eat the band.

And who knows the source of the enormous floppy walrus and the remote-controlled helicopter that briefly invade the stage.

It's like Twitter, after a particularly trying week, has invaded the stage for a very public breakdown.