Sentence examples for stage afforded from inspiring English sources

He has done most of it quietly, rarely seizing the stage afforded the head of the nation's oldest and most storied university.

For nearly three years he had struggled to land the Hurricane in competition, and here, on the biggest stage afforded by his sport, he had been brazen and bold and close to perfect.

Ms. Shick often works with women and textural sets, but in "Her Suites" she opted for women (six), and that was plenty; the open stage afforded the opportunity to see her skill at sketching a work with only structure to bind it together.

The survival of the Grp94−/− embryos past blastocyst stage afforded the opportunity to establish Grp94−/− ESC line for ascertaining GRP94 function in vitro.

There was unease, too, at his insistence on paying large dividends which many felt BP could not at that stage afford.

Diehard fans are served well on the front row, which is inches from the stage, affording a level of intimacy that verges on the embarrassing.

Froome's hopes for the day had been theoretically boosted when the organisers removed two of the nine cobbled sections on the stage, affording the British rider's heavily strapped wrist a little relief on what is set to be a hellish day in northern France, though his latest accident happened before the pavé had even been reached which is around 80km in.

To judge from the world's social media, thousands are delighted that Benedict Cumberbatch has just announced he will be returning to the London stage, affording fans of Sherlock their first opportunity since the National's Frankenstein to see someone who is rapidly becoming a card-carrying screen idol actually acting in person before their very eyes.

Electrophoresis controls all assay stages, affording purely electronic operation with no pumps or valves needed for fluid control.

That has only grown with Manarchy, and the freedom our stage affords us all".

Containment of an outbreak at an early stage affords a greater chance of success than does a later response and clearly puts less strain on the healthcare system.