Sentence examples for stage gracefully from inspiring English sources

With increased life expectancies, our elderly citizens (I'm 83) are planning accordingly to exit their time on life's stage gracefully -- and, it is hoped, painlessly.

"As it's happened with every dancer, there's a certain point where you realize, 'I want to go off the stage gracefully,' " Ms. Kistler, 44, said in a telephone interview.

Two flanges on either side of the stage gracefully narrow to a backdrop open to Santa Fe's distant mountains.

From (8), we recognize that the performance of such CoSaMP-based stage degrades gracefully as the energy out of Ω0 increases, just as it occurs when CoSaMP recovers noisy signals or compressible signals.

He tells her with the help of an onstage memory, inventively staged and gracefully acted.

So it is a shock to see Ms. Heckart at the curtain call, walking briskly onto the stage and bowing gracefully to the audience.

Although the play at first seems as if it's going to be a thematic riff on "Festen," an earlier Almeida entry about a family irrevocably rent asunder by a father's sexual impropriety, this newer play is an altogether more mature work, not least in the ability of both the writing, and Mr. Attenborough's staging, to move gracefully from magical realism to quotidian detail and back again.

As dramatically choppy as it is gracefully staged, this is the kind of musical that invites you to open your eyes and dim your brain.

The stage has aged less gracefully; it is flanked by torn burgundy curtains covered in droppings from birds that roosted inside until a broken skylight was sealed.

The management have set a frankly ludicrous target of reaching the semi-finals, but I'd say it would be a terrific achievement to make it through the group stage and bow out gracefully to Italy in the last 16.

The implication in the libretto, supported subtly in the music and in David Schweizer's gracefully choreographed staging, is that the actors were not of this world.