Sentence examples for stage fairly from inspiring English sources

His stage fairly hops with activity: groups competing with each other, nesting into each other, peeling off each other.

Kosky's anti-naturalistic directorial style, and that of designer Katrin Lea Tag, is to keep the stage fairly bare.

In this instance, the straw that broke the camel's back was a video of Liza Minelli collapsing on stage (fairly standard Perez fodder).

May rejected the claim: "What you fail to appreciate, it was at the stage fairly close to the Olympic Games, G4S started scheduling staff to particular venue security duties.

That bill should pass through the committee stage fairly easy, as well as the House of Representatives, says Kelly.

For an opera of such extreme logistical complexity — the score requires an orchestra of more than a hundred players, some seventy percussion instruments, a jazz combo, and truckloads of electronics — "Die Soldaten" is staged fairly often.

And then there are the princes themselves, one each from India, Sri Lanka and South Africa, who have been taken to Brighton for this wholly staged, fairly congenial exercise and assigned the task of finding romance within three weeks.

Multi-stage, fairly complex processes are employed in the conventional pretreatment of river water.

Momentum swings between sides so quickly that predictions at this stage are fairly futile.

"Borders, at that stage, were fairly porous in Australia, with boats just coming every day.

Any leader who fails to sign up to them is interrogated on that failure, live on stage, in fairly exquisite style.