Sentence examples for setting a stage from inspiring English sources

Shore doesn't presume to know the meanings, addressing none of them, while setting a stage for them all.

Will the inability of Congress to reach a deal this year on a stimulus package hurt the economy? A. Actually, the economy was beginning to rebound before the attacks, and as we look at the economy over the last three months, we're setting a stage for a move back to growth in the first quarter.

It's like show business – you're setting a stage and you need to turn the story into an exciting story.

"He used to tell me it was like setting a stage play," he said.

In this setting, a stage that has one or more upstream-adjacent supply stages has to characterize its replenishment time taking into account the likelihood that these suppliers will meet a replenishment request from stock.

Eventually, the curtain rose to a beautiful setting: a stage filled with candles and yellow lights, scattered with photos of Glover's spiritual fathers, be they dance legends or religious figures like Gandhi.

NASA was not receptive, she said, and "this set a stage for less effectiveness".

But he also understands artifice, letting pop orchestrations materialize to set a stage for his unguarded emoting.

"We try to set a stage for men's imaginations," said Takamitsu Sato, the manager at one thriving Kabukicho.

Such abstinence allowed you to become newly aware of how completely Rodgers's music can both set a stage and paint a character.

"I hope this will generate opportunities for more women and people of color," Ms. Fudge said, "and set a stage for where we can go as an industry".