Sentence examples for stage conquering from inspiring English sources

Froome, bronze medallist in the time trial at the Olympics in Rio, was delighted to have won the stage, conquering the same peak that he also won in the 2011 Vuelta, where he finished second.

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Guinness, who came to television late after conquering stage and cinema, seemed intuitively to realise that the leisurely pace of a long-form serial allows the actor the possibility of sometimes saying and doing nothing at all and yet seducing the viewer through this impassivity.

Get more, larger audiences to practice conquering stage fright.

Progressing out of the tribe and civilization stages requires either conquering or co-opting all the neighboring tribes or cities.

But it wasn't until his role in "Pop Rocks" that his Everyman fantasy of conquering the stage in spandex and Kiss-reminiscent makeup became a reality -- at least through four or five takes -- and he felt what is commonly referred to as "the rush".

All of this ends in a giant dance recital at which everyone learns to conquer stage fright.

Since then, the League have conquered stage, radio and screen with their tales of strange happenings in the skewed environs of Royston Vasey.

The thirty-two-year-old, whose father refused recruitment by the K.G.B. and was punished with years of hard labor in the Soviet Army, moved to Austin after college and started singing on the street to conquer stage fright.

The stage itself was conquered by the duo of Gilberto Simoni and Piepoli.

In April, you got on stage for the first time, conquering butterflies, to perform in "Friendly Neighborhood Helpers".