Sentence examples for stage a character from inspiring English sources

What is more, every actor seems to bring on stage a character with a life history.

At one stage, a character talks about "nailing goo to the wall".

(At one stage, a character actually says: "The sun is right in my eyes").

(At one stage, a character actually says: "The sun is right in my eyes"). And yes, it is sometimes over-familiar and on occasions comes close to self-parody.

A miniature train, a line of lit-up windows, speeds across the stage; a character then appears inside a full-size version of such a train, silhouetted against one of those windows.

At one stage, a character suggests dividing this space to represent the Unionist North and Confederate South, and it's not too much of a stretch to imagine, although the slippery brutal amoralism of one and all is such that tribal-loyalty partition was never going to work.

To walk on stage as a character, it was liberating.

"It's only on a stage, through a character, that they can admit the kind of things they sit on, in life, repressed.

Give him a stage and a character with a reason to be quiet and he'll highjack your attention, no matter what kind of noise is going on around him.

"Arjouni was the first writer to put a self-confident, aggressive, individual and charming German Turk on the national stage as a character in popular culture," said Gabriele Dietze, a fellow at Humboldt University in Berlin and a former crime-novel editor.

He then tells me about the idea he had that Gary, the "son from his first marriage" who has cropped up quite a lot in his work, and who is, in fact, a ventriloquist's dummy, should come on stage as a character of his own.