Sentence examples for put a stage from inspiring English sources

You can't put a stage play on TV unadapted; you can't do a sitcom like "The Office" on the radio.

Instead of using its usual haunts — the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium, the Medieval Sculpture Hall and the Temple of Dendur — the museum put a stage and seats in its Great Hall, and presented a short but lively concert of Bach and Vivaldi concertos, with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra supporting the latest star of the violin world, Janine Jansen.

If your pretending to be rich and famous, you can put a stage and a microphone.

I see this as the next logical step: putting a stage into everyone's living room".

The footprint of the buildings was so small that there was nowhere to put a big staging area, or even many construction workers.

"Remember that big launch they had...when they managed to put a multi-stage missile up into space?

SW: I put a lot of stage directions in.

My aim with this new production, like Strindberg's, has been to put a dream on stage.

Although it is a slightly different shape to that first imagined by Strindberg, it has at its heart the same impossible aim: to put a dream on stage.

The globe-trotting Little Black Jacket exhibition put a classic centre stage while last season's global theme saw a more traditional collection.

"The detail of the wooden boards you are standing on is not as important as the fact that we have put a big temporary stage in the square".