Sentence examples for less than a stage from inspiring English sources

When he flaunted his sadness or his dismay before journalists, it was nothing less than a stage performance aimed at showing the French people that he was just an ordinary man.

Moreover, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide emission from a two-stage fermentation process are less than a single stage fermentation process (Luo et al. 2011).

Walker maintains that this represents nothing less than a new stage in the evolution of capitalism.

Shakespeare in Stratford, by any name, has remained in a less-than-awakened stage for more than a decade.

She peaked before the stadium was built in 1928 in less than a year to stage the Davis Cup won by the four French mousquetaires: Jean Borotra, Henri Cochet, René Lacoste and the doubles specialist Jacques Brugnon.

Since her part was wordless (and consumed less than a minute of stage time), I didn't really feel I could honor her request that The Times publish an addendum mentioning that she had been a very good ghost, which I disingenuously told her while she was on the phone.

They were separated by less than a minute after stage 15, and though Di Luca would falter slightly in the Giro's second individual time trial, the time gap among the three of them was just 21 seconds heading in to the Giro's final mountain stage.

I have never cared less about a stage duel than about the one here.

Less a maternal figure than a stage director, she both pushed her children and envied them, while her husband, Morris, kindly paid the bills.

As digital image-making (or animation) supplants photography as the basis for cinema, so Méliès – less a film-maker than a stage magician and man of the theatre – becomes a more and more central figure in cinema history.

Since breast cancer survival has a significant drop even in stage II cases, we considered only staging equal or less than stage I as a favorable outcome to the screening program.