Sentence examples for one stage at from inspiring English sources

You could have put all the choreography on one stage at Dia:Beacon, and it would have lasted more than two and a half hours.

ASK Paul Newman how he managed to get Meryl Streep, Matt Damon, Julia Roberts, Morgan Freeman, Brian Dennehy, Kevin Kline, Alec Baldwin, Joanne Woodward, Gwyneth Paltrow, Philip Seymour Hoffman and James Naughton to appear with him on one stage at one time, and he offers a typically understated explanation: "I called some people".

Well, there are 16 of them, but because putting 17 people who think they should be president of the United States on one stage at the same time would be mayhem, Fox News, which is hosting tonight's debate, has broken them into two groups.

It's about staying focused and getting through one stage at a time".

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.

One stage, at Surf Avenue and 10th Street, is headlined by the post-punk banshees Sleater Kinney (7 30 p.m.), along with the sassy punk of the Donnas (6 p.m.), the introspective rock of the Shins (5 p.m.), the stripped-down riffing of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs (4 p.m.) and the Von Bondies (2 p.m.), the frantic dissonances of Les Savy Fav (3 p.m.) and the skewed blues-rock of Bob Log III (1 p.m.).

Do you feel you were thought of at one stage as a political writer, at a very early stage?

In this grand space, which is cool in both senses, you have the illusion of mingling with the mannequins at a crowded gala, like the one staged at the Met on Monday night.

In this grand space, which is cool in both senses, you have the illusion of mingling with the mannequins at a crowded gala**,** like the one staged at the Met on Monday night.

They're always the first ones who come up on stage at the end.

On average, stage specific proteins (expressed at only one stage) evolve at a higher rate relative to ubiquitous ones (expressed at all stages) (Fig. 4 and Table 3).