Sentence examples for put the stage from inspiring English sources

Three more productions that put the stage on stage in various ways – The Entertainer, Red Velvet and Mrs Henderson Presents – are already announced for next year.

"We're going to put the stage so the audience can see the river behind the entertainers, and then with the sunset, it'll just be beautiful".

For a long time, conventional wisdom held that the only way to make a beautiful-sounding concert hall was to follow the model of such classic nineteenth-century venues as the Musikverein, in Vienna, and Symphony Hall, in Boston: fashion a shoebox shape, put the stage at one end, and install lots of gewgaws on the walls.

In this regard, we introduced an activity what we call "MODEL PARACHUTE RACE" and we tried to determine levels with which elementary student teachers can put the stages of the technological-design cycle into practice.

The sensation was not unlike being at a big rave where they've put the stages too close to each other, and proved to be too overwhelming and chaotic to deal with for very long.

Putting the stage in a tower, Mr. Wilson said, would reduce costs considerably.

But there is one variety of end stage theatre that intentionally puts the stage in a separate volume of space from that occupied by the house: the proscenium, or "Italian style," theatre.

But by putting the stage and spotlight in your pocket, Chosen could illuminate the superstar in all of us.

Councillors will be asked to put the next stage of the Local Development Plan LDPP) out to a month-long consultation.

To be put on is to be put on the spot, put on the stage, made the stooge in a comedy act.

"We put the community on stage and when the stage is dark, the community still comes to the park".