Sentence examples for so much stage from inspiring English sources

This is literally true: there is so much stage blood that several times in Tuesday's performance actors slipped on it.

"Yeah," Ms. Hathaway said, "I think I live in constant fear of being revealed to be a fraud because I'm with not only exquisite experience, but actors who have so much stage experience.

I had never heard of Propertius, the Roman poet he spent so much of his life translating and whom he spends so much stage time debating with friends and teachers.

There's only so much stage time available, only so much money and manpower; and all companies have to find their own workable balance between dancing the box-office friendly classics, keeping alive the lesser-known heritage works and commissioning the new.

"Oh, Daniel Radcliffe has so much stage experience, plus he's just so charming -- this week will be great!" It was not meant to be.

Traditional theater is often derided by more adventuresome artists as so much staged television.

"They were shaking so much on stage I tried to help them get over their nerves".

Barring that, what we have here is not so much a stage play as a concept album.

IN the world of the contemporary symphony orchestra, youth is not so much a stage of life as it is a battle cry.

Mice embryonic stem cells, which have been used in so much early stage research, appear to be slower than human embryonic cells to divide and differentiate.

That Minnie Mouse voice was all wrong for the part, but she sailed through it triumphantly, and of course, we rose to our feet and hurt our hands applauding not so much for stage talent as her sheer self-dramatising, but nonetheless authentic guts.