Sentence examples for literally a stage from inspiring English sources

This "other house," like many of the privileged spaces in Mr. Rivette's films, is literally a stage.

For the Russian playwright Aleksandr Ostrovsky, all the world was quite literally a stage, and a life in the theater was the only honest life worth pursuing.

Granted, it's the world stage, but it doesn't have to be treated quite so literally as a stage on which (sickeningly) to shine.

Much more enjoyable, I thought, was another HAU show called "Remote Berlin," an "audio tour" from the HAU-based production company Rimini Protokoll, in which the audience dons headphones and is led through Berlin — even onto the subway and into a hospital — observing the city, literally, as a stage.

Both events took the vinyl concept literally, with a stage decorated with hundreds of records.

In contrast, our three-hour Sunday lunch at the Astors' Beechwood -- which is literally being used as a stage set during the holiday presentation -- seemed anything but.

They can't mean a literally empty stage.

From a hospital bed and oxygen literally 6 months ago to a stage performing some of the most difficult music I've ever done.

The country's involvement in the field (2) has been referred to as literally invisible (3) and in a stage of infancy (4).

As such, Sims 3: Showtime is looking like the franchise's most extensive re-tweak in a long while and possibly the last before Sims 4. Showtime's theme reflects the current reality talent show zeitgeist; it's all about turning wanabes into divas, literally one stage at a time.

"You get up on a stage and you are literally higher than the audience and it is a funny position.