Sentence examples for stage a good from inspiring English sources

She was on the Bolshoi stage a good deal that year, first in Tchaikovsky's "Mazeppa," and then in Wagner's "Flying Dutchman".

By this point, Hynes had been on stage a good few minutes as presenter, Jo Brand, began to look ever more nervous from the sidelines.

Once the script was polished, he became a theatrical matchmaker, sending it to producers, directors, regional theaters or marquee actors — anyone he felt could be counted on to stage a good production.

Mayer said organizers wanted to connect to Baltimore neighborhoods better than last year, make sure people knew Baltimore was a Labor Day destination, stage a good race and establish a baseline for the future.

Wasps tacked on another score just before the final whistle, for Piutau – who will be playing his rugby with Ulster next season – by which stage a good number of the crowd were drifting away.

A similar conversation about the limited range of viewpoints has been going on in Britain since Nicholas Hytner, artistic director of the National Theater, said he would like to stage a "good, mischievous, right-wing play," but was having trouble finding one.

Up on stage, a good-natured crew (the Furballs) are doing the hustle as a line dance, the beat bouncing off the walls, lights flashing.

Hossa certainly staged a good audition for the job.

Nascar staged a good old-fashioned free-for-all at Talladega on Sunday, which Foxsports.com's Lee Spencer called the show of the year.

Fontwell stages a good meeting this afternoon and it could open with a win for Nicky Henderson's Non So (12.45) in the Tote Trifecta Handicap Hurdle.

In March, as Mali approached a new round of free elections, an American-trained captain staged a good old-fashioned coup, with all the usual promises of handing power once the threat was past.