Sentence examples for stage give from inspiring English sources

He also must, "at some stage, give a talk about relevance of his faith to his positions and policies".

Marshall's concert nerves have seen her lie face down on the stage, give up on songs halfway through and incite the backing band to walk off in exasperation.

The precision and daring with which they fling themselves into the air and engage in breathtaking runs of back flips across the wide St. James stage give the musical a real kick.

In orthonectids, agametes (asexual reproductive cells), formed during the plasmodial stage, give rise to sexual adults that leave the host for a brief free-swimming period, during which the females are impregnated.

Of course there are good reasons for the UK to downsize its inflated self-image and stop strutting on the global stage; give up our UN seat, behave more modestly and stop "punching above our weight".

The Wintershall plays aren't modern or "new takes" on the original: what you read in the Bible is what you see on the stage (give or take the odd tweak – in the Nativity play, for example, King Herod is rehabilitated in the final scene and ends the show holding hands with a couple of the children he was earlier intent on slaying. "We can't make it too bleak," explains Hutley).

When they do, the stage gives off a million volts.

A girl climbs on stage, gives me a big hug and asks if she can sing.

Being a woman at that stage, given the time, that didn't help".

These squillion notions fly over the stage, giving the effect of argument but not of ambiguity.

"What they will see tonight is blacks on stage giving awards to whites that whites decided".