Sentence examples for stage describes from inspiring English sources

Harlem Stage describes its audience as 62percentt African-American, 15 percent Latino, 15percentt white and 3percentt Asian, with the remaining 5percentt from other cultural backgrounds.

Scott Snibbe, an interactive artist who was commissioned by Björk last summer to produce the app, as well as the images for the live shows (which will combine his visuals with National Geographic imagery, mixed live from iPads on the stage), describes how Björk saw the possibilities of using apps, not as separate to the music, but as a vital component of the whole project.

(4) The fourth stage describes the interaction between the different experimental variables.

With Pushkin as his inspiration, Peter Shaffer took this grisly anecdote as a starting point for what Simon Callow – the actor who first played Mozart on stage – describes as "a vast meditation on the relationship between genius and talent".

The chick guard stage describes the period of breeding during which one of the adult birds is permanently present at the nest after chicks have hatched.

Erikson's 6th stage describes the period that he calls "Adulthood," but I think today we would call it late mid-life -- people aged 45 to 60 (or 45 to "retirement").

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'".

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.

By 11, even with Mr. Yeager on a stage describing his now-famous flight that broke the sound barrier, they were streaming out of the park.

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