Sentence examples for stage has changed from inspiring English sources

The Jazz World stage has changed its name to West Holts - but there is still lots of world music there.

Today, however, the stage has changed – 21st-century choreographers are far less likely to create a work around a single star, and new ballets by Wayne McGregor, Mark Morris or Alexei Ratmansky may offer no ranking distinction between dancers at all, simply presenting all the cast as equals.

The reason is that the definition of "seed stage" has changed.

Rupert Everett, who keeps his clothes on as Oscar Wilde in David Hare's The Judas Kiss, feels that the perception of nudity on stage has changed over the years.

I asked him how getting up on stage has changed the way he deals with depression and anxiety: "I had no idea how helpful this was going to be for me.

However, results from the Danish Bladder Cancer Registry Group's yearly report, 18 which is based on detailed data from the Danish Pathology Registry, have shown that neither cancer histology nor cancer stage has changed substantially over the study period.

Julio Oliva, 14, said seeing Ms. Kadanoff on stage had changed the way he thought of her.

In the aftermath of the calamity, the experience of being on a stage had changed for many performers, sometimes subtly, other times profoundly.

Banfich said that the team's goals on a national stage have changed a bit this year – the team is currently a longshot to notch a fifth straight top-15 finish at NCAAs – but the Tigers still do not want to let go of their Ivy League dominance, especially on a course that they "know every inch of," according to Banfich.

In Captain Bonzo's book, "Los 1,093 Tripulantes" (The 1,093 crew) Bonzo had suggested that he might, at a later stage, have changed course to the east, back towards the Falkland Islands, but both Coco and Barcena told me that they had been heading west, heading home.

That project recently completed its fourth stage, having changed both its name and purpose at each stage.