Most tech-driven social impact solutions in Africa are suffering from a bad case of pilotitus, the state of existing in perpetual pilot stage.
According to Jagger, his perpetual problem with stage pants is that he expects them to have some give — allowing him to run around on stadium stages like a teen-ager — but he wants them to be properly cut trousers, not mere leggings.
There is perpetual, intricate – not just stage bellowing – debate.
Even if I grew impatient with the stage's perpetual motion, I came away spiritually recharged by confrontation with Ibsen's masterpiece.
His cinematic manner reveals an intense, almost unbearable self-consciousness, an awareness (one that's found in the story as well) of the ubiquity of media and of life lived in perpetual performance, on a permanent stage.
Its apparent casualness is belied by Ford's systematic development of the theatrical motif, as the characters turn staircases, doorways and windowsills into stages for the perpetual performances that constitute their lives.
She is truly Stage Door Rosie, a perpetual 11-year-old, clutching a creased Playbill and forever waiting at the side entrance of the theater at play's end for the Broadway star to emerge.
"We're finally at the stage of becoming a perpetual-motion machine".
As is the setting of the stage for the U.S. to remain on a perpetual war footing in the Middle East, with the hardest part left to his predecessor.
No matter where she moves, light glints off Bergman's hair, eyes and teeth, as if invisible fireflies were hovering to provide a perpetual personal lighting source, except it somehow doesn't look staged or corny.
