Sentence examples for paying stage from inspiring English sources

(These are the other type of strip club — decidedly non-union — where women are usually not employees, but independent contractors, paying stage fees each shift to dance).

He failed to get into the Young Vic School, and his first paid stage job was in Aylesbury Rep after he had read a script with six different accents.

This board is where FIFA's financial power lies and it highlights an incongruity between the cost South Africa is paying to stage this World Cup and the profits FIFA is banking.

They have paid $11bn to stage this World Cup finals and it has turned into the most expensive ritualistic moment of humiliation of which a nation state could conceive.

Here was a country with little previous local interest in Formula One, and organizers were expecting thousands of spectators to buy enough tickets to cover the millions of dollars in fees it had paid to stage the race.

(At upscale lap-dancing clubs, working conditions are shown to be worse: the dancers must pay extortionate "stage fees" and work as independent contractors, without the protections afforded regular employees or the possibility of union protection).

Sent to cover a teachers' rally in favour of higher pay, staged at the Albert Hall, he wrote: "Not Mr Colin Davis, not the splendiferous Mr André Previn, not even a resurrected Toscanini could have packed the hall so surely".

So I'm standing on stage, paying tribute to one of my childhood idols who died of that disease... the isolation was just crazy".

Heed must be paid to staging that doth with tradition break.

The question of who pays for staging is usually resolved in the broker's agreement with the seller.

Still, it was the first official estimate of the size of the final bill Greece will pay for staging a homecoming for the event it invented.