Sentence examples for one stage or another from inspiring English sources

He should know better than to forecast a clean or calm quadrennial gathering of the world's sportsmen, an event where some kind of international incident is bound to break out, on one stage or another.

"It's going to happen to you at one stage or another," Saggers says.

"We have all been done at one stage or another with a penalty.

Beach restoration projects, at one stage or another, are under way in New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, California and a handful of other states.

The large majority leave academia at one stage or another, usually when they can't find another job (budgets are shrinking) or the personal cost becomes too high.

At one stage or another, whether in shooting, developing, editing or placement, the pictures are manipulated, which means that we are manipulated.

It is not just that one stage or step coincides with another (for instance, the specification of policy alternatives may interface with the selection of policy instruments/interventions).

The words, echoing what every performer on a stage asks on one level or another, are sung with particularly sweet self-satisfaction by the three title characters of "The Witches of Eastwick," the splashy, hard-working new West End musical, in the show's concluding anthem.

Did you (or the other person) progress from one stage to another, or did you detect another pattern?

As it transpired, he had done so with all his children at one tricky stage or another.

Under the aegis of the Public Theatre, and its director, Oskar Eustis, Russell treats audiences and performers as they dash from one event to another, or one stage to another, with the affable calm of a host who knows what has gone wrong, or can go wrong, but who also knows it'll all be O.K. in the end.