Sentence examples for stage half from inspiring English sources

Pinto returned to center stage, half skipping.

Newman brings onto the stage half a century's expertise and good will; he can't miss, and he doesn't.

As the prospects took the stage half an hour before the Panthers took Newton with the first selection, the fans drowned out and delayed Goodell's opening address.

The guard on the other side of the stage, half hidden in the curtains, had spent the lecture touching something under his left armpit.

Ms. Juslin, a funny, fearless performer, dragged chairs on the stage, half shouting and half mumbling: "Sorry, but we need more audience on the stage.

Masses of dancers stormed across the stage, half obscured by the smoke from their torches, creating what the ballet-makers believed was an image of the future.

"That may come later," said one rebel captain, a former member of the Libyan army, as he stood near a staging point half way between Brega and Ras Lanuf.

On previous Hay form, he should have come on stage half-pissed and sneered at the idiots in the audience who disagreed with him.

Brando was seen on stage half-naked (he had a flawless torso then), discarding a sweaty T-shirt, alive, urgent, unruly and golden.

I've had dreams -- or better yet, nightmares -- where the dancers forget their costumes and enter the stage half-dressed or miss an entire entrance on opening night.

Tucked away in the corner of the festival, the Do Lab is half-music stage, half-art installation and is shielded by light-up tower installations making it an oasis for glitch-infused, bass-heavy electronic beats.