Sentence examples for stage a long from inspiring English sources

I passed that stage a long time ago.

For those who get to this stage, a long waiting game ensues for the asylum approval that would theoretically enable them to look for work on a continent where jobs are not exactly abundant.

THE ten men who attacked Karachi's airport on Sunday night had hoped to stage a long and spectacular siege that would have shut down air access to Pakistan's teeming business capital for hours perhaps days.

But when it is by Mr. Kentridge, who is following in the footsteps of major visual artists like Picasso, Chagall and David Hockney in making the leap from gallery to stage, a long lead time is essential: his opera productions, like many of his museum pieces, are known for the painstakingly drawn animated films he creates.

She is joined by the statuesque Katherine Crockett, who pushes a plywood box onto the stage, a long train of purple tulle (Graham's "Lamentation" costume was an enveloping swath of stretchy purple fabric) tucked under the big white T-shirt she wears.

I could, if I wanted to, stage a long debate over whether I am sensibly budgeting money or if I could create more savings, but I'm not actually allowed to dodge my committments.

While Prince would have us believe that London is the only place to stage a long-awaited return to the UK, Sly and the Family Stone have chosen the unlikely venue of the Bournemouth Opera House to play their first gig as a full band in the UK in 20 years.

Pacquiao's promoter is currently in negotiations to stage a long-delayed fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr.

The US has a small force in Yemen, which it is using to stage a long-running series of drone attacks against militants. .

The infection is divided into two stages, a short acute stage (stage 1) and a long chronic stage (stage 2) with lower infectivity than the acute stage.

When marketing the wines that came with the purchase, they staged a long dress rehearsal.