Sentence examples for side of a stage from inspiring English sources

The flags of America and North Korea hang from silver poles on either side of a stage at the East Pyongyang Grand Theatre.

By 9 30 last night at the Hilton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, disco tunes from circa 1982 were blaring, and revelers slowly began to fill the hotel ballroom, some waving Pataki signs, others sipping drinks and many randomly emoting as returns came over two giant televisions on either side of a stage.

What is certainly correct is his account of me standing at the side of a stage somewhere in Americain 1972, watching him perform with Emerson Lake and Palmer on a tour supported by Yes, which I had just joined at the time.

We were opening for The Grateful Dead in Eugene, Oregon, we played with Joan Baez early on, The Bottom Line in New York, and the Lilith Fair and Lilith tours--I was just a fan, sitting by the side of a stage watching these incredible women perform.

But a stage can also be a remarkably complex machine with areas for scene-changing equipment, such as wing space (at the sides of a stage), trap rooms (below a stage), fly spaces (above a stage), and rear stages (at the back of the stage), all of which also allow for multiple entrances and exits for the actors.

That year the technique was developed for transferring a perspective painting onto a series of flat surfaces, facing the audience, along the sides of a stage (wings), across the stage at the level of the top of the wings (boarders), and at the rear of the stage (backdrops).

One can then write the mass balances on the high and low pressure sides of a stage and the overall heat balance of a stage.

grab bag — on one side of a New Hampshire stage.

Pierre-André Weitz's sets of multistoried rowhouses, with fortresslike metallic gold facades, on either side of a blackened stage foster an ambiance of intrigue.

For the Off Broadway play "Hurt Village" last winter Patricia McGregor tried persuading the playwright Katori Hall to support her unusual idea of having the audience sitting on either side of a rectangular stage to create a "three-dimensional" effect.

The decor was typical of Any Strip Club, USA: two bars on either side of a small stage with a pole down the middle.