Sentence examples for making a stage from inspiring English sources

It's the third collaboration between the New York Philharmonic and Giants Are Small, a daring company, whose founders include Mr. Fitch and the producer Edouard Getaz, that deploys a fanciful mix of puppetry and film while making a stage pulsate with movement.

When making a stage name, limit Lil', DJ, MC, Young, or Yung, from being in it because these are very common and this limits your chances of getting respect.

As it opens, we learn that Giovanni has made a stage career of his eerie talents.

Brown, turning walls into sidewalks, made a stage of the city itself.

She reappears, playing the grande dame, to witness her younger daughter, a high-school senior, make a stage début.

Then girders (hired from Sheffield, not bought) were laid across the pool to make a stage for the boxing ring.

It was an invitation to make a stage version of one of those novels, 1966's The Russian Interpreter, that lured him back to the stage.

She made her Broadway debut in the short-lived 1997 musical "Steel Pier". She has thus far made a stage career on Broadway by outshining her material.

If you're going to make a stage musical out of a television show, "Happy Days" is not a bad choice.

Above the waterline it looked a bit space-age, with silver metallic cladding and oversized portholes and hydraulic lifts that opened to make a stage for the orchestra.

Each of these works blooms with a spirit of invention nurtured by limited means and an improvisational readiness to make a stage wherever you find it.