Sentence examples for stage caught from inspiring English sources

When the theme developed, other groups of dancers followed her, and the way their rushing across the stage caught the fleeting delight of the music was suddenly a powerful echo of Fokine's "Sylphides" finale.

With the benefit of hindsight, how do you explain investors' reaction to most, if not all, of the new technology issues that came to market last year and in the first quarter of 2000? A. The Internet mass production stage caught Wall Street off guard.

Witnesses say a light on the stage caught fire during her show.

All of a sudden, the parking lot behind the stage caught on fire and burnt my car up.

The energy of the first show at the Bowery Ballroom was insane, the place exploded the second Sergio hit the first note of "Omission.' It was amazing being able to hang close with them, watch from the side of the stage, catch sound checks, hang backstage, and see their friends and family so proud of these dudes.

That staging caught the public's imagination, is already on DVD, and showed that brave singers will risk the elements for their art.

The growth generated by this process is slower than early stage catch-up growth, but its the source of sustainable long-run growth, and it's the dynamic that typically allows an economy to escape the middle-income trap and become rich.

Here, the pared-down orchestra - no violins, violas or clarinets, but two lidless grand pianos nestling into each other in the centre of the stage - caught crisply the elemental sonority of the work.

"His stubby build and dynamic stage presence caught people's eyes.

But van Garderen, who finished fifth last year but was in 50th place at the beginning of Thursday's stage, doggedly caught up and pushed into first place during the second ascent of L'Alpe d'Huez.

On May 28 , 1959 during a matinee of "Destry Rides Again," opposite Andy Griffith at the Imperial Theater, the stage curtain caught fire as Ms. Gray sang a love song, "Anyone Would Love You".