Sentence examples for some sort of stage from inspiring English sources

The songs have to take place on some sort of stage.

This was largely down to me wanting some sort of stage costume but not having any money to buy one.

Generally speaking, all theatrical productions have certain elements in common: the performer or performers, their acting in space (usually some sort of stage) and time (some limited duration of performance), and a producing process and organization.

The euro zone would not be happy and would, at a minimum, insist on some sort of staged repayment plan.

I have a vague memory of catching part of some sort of staging on PBS late at night.

A winning entry in a contemporary issues category would naturally be pure photojournalism, rather than some sort of staged illustrative photography.

She's standing where I was standing 12 months ago!" as if that made us some sort of identical stage twins.

"If that's true, and if you consider how lucrative the self-help racket is in our land, then what the commercial coup of Fifty Shades reveals about us is this: We're an infirm, ineffectual tribe still stuck in some sort of larval stage," wrote Giraldi.

And I take comfort in the fact that, to some extent, everyone feels some sort of Donnie stage throughout his or her teenhood.

He then goes on to look at Jobs through the adoption lens, pointing out that Jobs' parents gave him up and that his drive comes from the need to return to his physical beginnings, that his work is some sort of strange oral stage in entrepreneurialism.

You're coming from a positive place, but it seems like a lot of comics work out some sort of darkness on stage.