Sentence examples for leading stage from inspiring English sources
"leading stage" is a correct and usable term in written English
You can use it to describe a point in a process where major advances are made or positive developments occur. For example, "The research is now at a leading stage, with a breakthrough expected soon."
Signorina Magnani has been a leading stage and screen performer in Italy for a decade.
Mr Bridges Adams, the producer, has called in leading stage artists.
For 28 years he has made it Britain's leading stage for political theatre, and a place with an international reputation out of proportion to its 235-seat size.
A former artistic director of the Globe theatre, Rylance is viewed as Britain's leading stage star following acclaim for his Tony and Olivier award-winning performance as Johnny "Rooster" Byron in Jerusalem.
Horn, a serial seducer whose looks landed him leading stage and screen roles over four decades, is believed to have met Piaf - already known internationally as The Little Sparrow - after her sell-out performance at the theatre Kotopouli in Athens.
In a sense, there's nothing more natural, especially regarding fiction: let's stipulate that Georges Méliès was the first great fiction filmmaker, and recognize that he was, before that, one of the leading stage magicians of the day.
Since that dark hour at the Met, her productions have been cheered on leading stages across Europe and the United States.
The leading staged rivalry written into the event was between Batista and King Booker.
He was happily married, the father of four children, one of whom, Gee Gee Jr., was to become a leading London stage figure in his own right.
Armstrong started that climb, the 11.8-kilometer (7.3-mile) Joux Plane in fine position just behind an early breakaway that was leading the stage.
Vittorio Gassman, a versatile film star who was also one of Italy's leading classical stage actors, died yesterday in his home in Rome.
