Sentence examples for lines of stage from inspiring English sources

The scene where he commentated on his own imaginary golfing triumph while whacking the heads off chrysanthemums was improvised from two lines of stage direction.

It's as if Shakespeare wrote fifty lines of stage direction for every line of dialogue.

Figure 4 illustrated that intraparticle diffusion was not the rate controlling mechanism for all lines of stages 2 and 3 without passing through the origin.

— Proof that Mark Cavendish is cocksure could be seen at the finish line of Stage 4 of the Tour of California — or, really, inches before it.

Following hot on the heels of The Elephant Man and Elling, this is the latest in a long line of stage dramas based on films.

Shortly after the strike began, all 35 S.A.G. film actors on the New York set of "Perfume" crossed a picket line of stage employees protesting a nonunion crew.

BRUSSELS — The riders in the Tour de France crossed the finish line of Stage 1 on Sunday, some wincing and wounded, others so angry that they could only growl after a crash-filled afternoon had ruined their day.

ST.-FARGEAU, France — With his matchstick-thin arms gripping his handlebars and his gangly body perched atop his bike, Bradley Wiggins crossed the finish line of Stage 11 of the Tour de France on Wednesday with the main pack of the peloton.

ST.-JEAN-DE-MAURIENNE, France — With their top opponents falling by the wayside behind them, many moving slowly, as if in stuck in mud, Andy Schleck and Alberto Contador zipped to the finish line of Stage 9 of the Tour de France, nearly side by side.

Stage One is usually along the lines of: "Yay!" Stage Two, which follows just milliseconds later, is invariably: "Did we know this was coming?" It's a fair question.

(The production followed the lines of the stage play).