Sentence examples similar to putting stage from inspiring English sources

The Tour de France changes its course every year, putting stages in municipalities willing to pay for the traveling circus.

Photograph: Berd Thissen/EPA 12.57pm BST Decathletes take cover from the sun during the shot put stage of the decathlon event in the Olympic Stadium.

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

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

And that means putting on stage some of the darkest and most dangerous human emotions.

Varieties from southern Europe, the Middle East and Asia, however, tend to be smaller, crisper, much tastier and well worth putting centre stage.

So when they're putting the stage together, are you the guy asking for clowns, spiders and demented dolls?

Mise en scène is a french term that literally translates to "putting on stage".

"Yes, I'm certainly putting more staged back to work and things on them.

Although potentially yielding differences, the discrepancy between the temperature and timing should put each stage closer to the same developmental stage.

"Plants were characters I could compose with, put on stage," Oudolf sums up at one point.