Sentence examples for said stage from inspiring English sources
A few of our favourites: Emma Thompson, sometime before taking to the stage with a martini and throwing her shoes off said stage.
Speaking earlier this year, he said stage five "is not a stage where you can win the Tour, but it's definitely one where you can lose it".
She said: "Stage two is face-to-face interviews with disabled people and carers... to find out in much more depth what the barriers to inclusion are and how we can change those.
Salmond said staging a quick referendum was the most obvious solution.
Parissien said staging the exhibition during an election had been deliberate.
It was, they said, staged by the Americans so that Uday and Qusay could be covertly smuggled out of Iraq.
Mr Johnson said staging the Games was a "ginormous" task but claimed the first arrivals had gone smoothly.
On Wednesday, the IFA's chief executive Patrick Nelson said staging the international at Windsor Park remained its "only focus".
Guardian theatre critic Michael Billington says stage programming seems to be becoming safer.
The affected person should then say, "stage left," or "lights" or whatever their department is.
"Oh, this question should be for my granddaughters!" she says, stage-whispering, "I'm a couch potato".
