Sentence examples for sort of stage from inspiring English sources

They go through the same sort of stage.

Now, he is headed for another sort of stage.

In 1988, they changed the name of a sort of Stage 0 of the cervix.

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

Mr. Berlusconi is no stranger to this sort of stage setting.

As I say, I'm a practised enough drinker that I rarely experience this sort of stage fright.

He is, in short, the sort of stage-worthy hero who could have been made only in England.

But here are a few of the few words that have been said about this 1980 classic. 6. "'It was a sort of stage-magic' : the Yorkshire countryside". If you've never been to Yorkshire, here's your chance.

When we say that laughter "lifts our spirits," we mean that it works as a sort of stage-managed resurrection — we are somehow taken out of ourselves, and carried back into the moment.

That sort of stage-managing is what distinguishes Newman from the tradition of straightforward portraiture that runs from Nadar and Brady to Karsh and Avedon -- and has itself now spawned a tradition of its own.

And some say that his wife, Phthia, intimated to Themistocles this way of petitioning, and placed her young son with him before the hearth; others, that king Admetus, that he might be under a religious obligation not to deliver him up to his pursuers, prepared and enacted with him a sort of stage-play to this effect.