Sentence examples for stage a bit from inspiring English sources

He wanted to hold the stage a bit longer.

He says he finds the experience of appearing on stage a bit like visiting a hamam.

You know that compromise is a means of getting to the next stage, a bit closer to what you originally wanted to do.

During the second, the footfalls arrived after the dancers had left the stage, a bit of Cage-ian music by Cunningham (via Mr. Parreno) that underlined which artist's work was most in danger of disappearing.

Ms. Tirador's flamenco at the Joyce SoHo included the fellow dancer El Keko de C ba, who appeared to hog the stage a bit, and was accompanied by the music of Roberto Castell?Ms.

The traditional grandstand finish in the Olympic Stadium has therefore been abandoned – along with the chance for London's East End to stage a bit of its own Games on its own non-telegenic streets.

Whereas watching, say, a giant mouse leaping about on a mini-stage, a bit like Glastonbury without the drugs that are really just aspirins: who's to say what an under-five might learn from that?

The Pac-12, much maligned as it has slipped toward irrelevance on the elite level in recent years, staged a bit of a protest about that.

And earlier this year, Mayor Willie Brown of San Francisco cut short a trip to China, after a city supervisor Mr. Brown had appointed acting mayor staged a bit of a coup by filling two vacancies on a powerful city board.

It suffers from what might be dubbed "open source syndrome", a complaint that also affects other OS projects including the Linux operating system – the involvement of skilled volunteers can make the early stages a bit difficult to understand for laypeople.

Byrne told me, " 'Hell House' was found theatre—'Let's take something and represent it in a new context, and amp up the staging a bit, but not do anything else to it.' To me, that was genius.