Sentence examples for stage entirely from inspiring English sources

Out of the dozens of "guests" who had their moment with the master, only he and Abramovic were granted the entire song and Jay Z swiftly ceded the small stage entirely to Story.

People walk on the stage entirely naturally.

She did not necessarily mean to leave the stage entirely, she said.

This time there was the gratuitous introductory set from her band (a medley of summer-theme pop songs) and several periods when she left the stage entirely.

In the final stage, entirely new business models will emerge that would not have been possible without wireless.One development Mr Manget notes with particular interest is the rise of machine-to-machine, or "M2M", communications.

The stage, entirely covered in real grass and sporting a stuffed deer but adorned with a row of powerful stage lights on each side, is itself a vision, by the designer Peter Pabst, of this entwined relationship between the natural and the theatrical.

Mr. Townshend credited this "Quadrophenia" staging entirely to Mr. Daltrey, who centered it on the Who and its era, leaving Jimmy's story to the songs.

Amadou and Mariam: Eclipse The celebrated blind Malian husband-and-wife team tell their life story at a concert staged entirely in the dark.

On the opposite side of the size spectrum is the work of Brian Selznick, whose "Live Oak, With Moss" is staged entirely inside a vintage red suitcase on a miniature set viewed through a three-by-five-inch opening.

Anyone who believes a trip to Brighton isn't complete without a visit to the seafront should check out Hydrocracker's production of Joe Orton's The Erpingham Camp, staged entirely on Brighton Pier.

The Set-Up, a compelling metaphysical contemplation well suited to the angst of the boxing melodrama, was staged entirely at night and took place during the 72 minutes running time of the film.