Sentence examples for polite stage from inspiring English sources
His courtesy prompts perhaps the most polite stage invasion ever to hit this east London stage.
June 11: James Hunter, a blue-eyed-soul singer from Colchester, England, has a chiselled chin and an eager, polite stage manner.
Similarly, the trio have to be careful not to move just because the script tells them to: "You don't want to become a polite stage horse," says Olié.
April 14: James Hunter, a blue-eyed-soul singer from Colchester, England, with a chiselled chin and an eager, polite stage manner, returns to a bygone era with moving originals that evoke, variously, Ben E. King, Ray Charles, Van Morrison, and James Brown.
Being a Guardian do, it was a very polite, restrained stage invasion.
Simply keep your distance all day but be polite at any stage of an encounter.
Making politics polite again.
That's before you even begin to consider the sort of outfits, polite eating and staged photos that guarantee I end up with a bleeding foot, skirt tucked into my knickers, mint in my teeth and a fixed smile last seen on a taxidermied pike.
But Mr. Bush was clearly after powerful political theater, not polite public dissent, in staging the event at a place that he called "a symbol that prejudice may run deep, but goodness runs deeper".
Initially met with hisses and boos, Redgrave left the stage to polite applause after promising to keep fighting "against anti-semitism and fascism" - and putting the boot into Richard Nixon and Joseph McCarthy for good measure.
