Sentence examples for stage described from inspiring English sources

Nurseries will have to assess pupils as young as three, according to a new early years foundation stage, described as a curriculum for the under 5s.

Wohead's show strikes me as an example of what somebody at Northern Stage described as a Tardis play: bigger inside than out.

George Gissing's 1893 novel The Odd Women, which Linda Griffiths has loosely adapted for the stage, described the time when women outnumbered men by 500,000 and were destined never to marry.

The first stage described above marks the early development of a shelf-slope prism on the Tyee continental margin, and has been interpreted by some earlier workers as an unique category of basin-margin architecture, termed as a 'submarine ramp'.

Taking place on Christopher Oram's white-stained, bare-boards set — which summons thoughts of the "wooden O" of the stage described in "Henry V" — this "Lear" has been denuded of royal panoply and pageantry.

The omission was seized upon by Hannibal Buress, another black comedian and a Cosby foe, who on stage described him as a "rapist" and the "f***ing smuggest old black man public persona … Pull your pants up, black people.

A bearded Stewart took to the stage, describing life after TV as "a barren wasteland.

SBS personality Lee Lin Chin on Tuesday volunteered to join Swift on stage, describing herself as Australia's "premiere 'bad bitch'".

That Christmas, she was Princess Luv-Lee in Aladdin (Grand theatre, Derby), with the Stage describing her as a "vivacious" performer "who sings, dances and acts extremely well".

By a look and a gesture, electricians high above a stage describe the sad squawks an opera singer is giving below them.

A brief historical view sets the stage, describing collaboration with university researchers that formed much of the technical foundation.