Sentence examples similar to odd stages from inspiring English sources

What an odd staging this "Swan Lake" is.

Schumer is at an odd stage at the moment.

But the story quickly gets lost in some odd stage action.

Which makes the state an odd staging ground for an election that is often described as all about jobs and the economy.

(Microphone feedback didn't help, and neither did odd staging choices, like the sheet that rose ominously behind her during "So Small").

The other day at the market, I ran into a friend, the mother of college-age triplets, who likens this odd stage of parenthood to being in a state of constant suspense.

One can't help but wonder what exactly was going through Erick Lee Purkhiser's noggin that decisive eureka moment when he came up with the rather odd stage name of "Lux Interior".

Tells about the complex system of book selection in which those 25-odd stages that are authorized to adopt books exert an influence on publishers disproportionate to their school populations.

It wouldn't be money well spent for the NHS to start screening everyone for polymorphisms which are probably insignificant.' Medicine is currently at an odd, uncertain stage.

If that were to decline into simply an expanded version of the annual northern- and southern-hemisphere competitions, with the odd pool-stage upset, all but the most dedicated fans could end up deserting.

Touted as a cross-party campaign, it was an odd event staged in a vast but only partly filled theatre: Yes Scotland then had no staff and no base; Scottish Green party leader Patrick Harvie, eventually appointed as a Yes Scotland board member, came on stage despite holding deep reservations about Salmond's motives.