Sentence examples for past staged from inspiring English sources

As he himself put it, the opera is concerned with "the values that arise from the Past, staged with an intense sense of the Present".

The constancy of change does not imply a complete lack of continuity with the past stages of natural processes.

The past stage was the era of nationalism -- of the identity of one nation -- and now, suddenly, that has changed.

British champion Cavendish surged past stage one victor Elia Viviani and Steele Von Hoff for the win.

In particular, she asks why, in the Kohlbergian scheme of things, women rarely climb past Stage Three, whereas men routinely make it to Stages Four or even Five?

But one may certainly have direct memories of some past stage that itself had direct memories of an earlier stage, and so on, until every stage in the life is linked by a chain of overlapping direct memories.

If you complain of this you're past stage one.

I don't think I ever made it past stage three, at least not on the chump change available to a ten-year-old without a paper round.

What with the totally unsettling and annoying Paul Oakenfold soundtrack and the targeting system LITERALLY a million times wobblier than before, I couldn't get past stage one.

Furthermore, the oocyte fails to enrich Orb protein past stage 3 in the absence of Baz.

When we examined later stages, such as 27 days past stage 44, axolotls were no longer able to regenerate the lens.