Sentence examples for stage comes up from inspiring English sources

Once again John Copley is back to oversee his own production, and the movement on Julia Trevelyan Oman's multi-level stage comes up fresh and natural.

Perhaps the oddest part of the evening comes at the curtain call, when a woman in a slinky black dress who had not set foot on the stage comes up for a bow.

The stage comes up to about my shoulders, so I could peer over and see Louis and the other contestants; it is crowded with production people, with headphones, mics, clipboards, all that stuff.

"The idea to go on the stage came up at the last second," he said.

The solutions Growing Stage came up with are as simple as they are charming.

The last time Canelo was on this stage, coming up short in a 2013 blockbuster against Mayweather, De La Hoya wasn't even in attendance, having checked himself into rehab for drug and alcohol addiction the Tuesday before the fight.

"The idea to go on the stage came up at the last second," Sediuk said of the prank.

Meanwhile, Tuckett's staging comes up with some vivid images.

"I knew this was my last easy day before some hard stages coming up," Kruijswijk said.

"On the Town," the musical classic of the 1940's, which had been on Paper Mill's wish list for this season, was "taken away" in Mr. del Rossi's words, given the Broadway staging coming up next month.

At the Union Square farmer's market, customers and vendors worked through the problem in stages, coming up with the location of the concert hall, the appropriate subway by which to get there and, finally, the nearest station at which to get said train.