Sentence examples for stage has turned from inspiring English sources

That stage has turned out to be a failure if not a total flop.

Gujarat: The state's "political stage has turned red-hot even though elections to the legislative assembly are six months away," the Khaleej Times reports.

Minnesota, a Democratic stronghold, which sent Hubert H. Humphrey, Eugene J. McCarthy and Walter F. Mondale onto the national political stage, has turned into a battleground this year, as have, most unexpectedly, the home state of Mr. Gore, Tennessee, and that of President Clinton, Arkansas.

But the early elation, tinged with sadness at the exit of sprint star Mark Cavendish after a crash on the opening stage, has turned into major disappointment with the retirement through injury of defending champion Chris Froome on stage five.

That incandescent look she had on stage had turned into a rabbity, high-strung nervousness.

Mr. Mobutu's panicked flight into exile was merely the beginning of a humiliating end for a man whose almost constant presence at the front center of the African political stage had turned him into one of the world's most vainglorious leaders.

That is why convention stages have turned into lovers' lanes.

New York stages have turned oddly gastronomic recently, with "Chef's Theater," "Dinner With Demons" and "The Last Supper".

This ruthless pragmatism means GB's female cycling and rowing contingents are now powerhouses on the international stage and has turned the likes of Pendleton and Grainger into household names.

This was to be Mr Aso's three-stage rocket.It has turned out to be a damp squib.

"Multiplying the ideal time for each stage by two has turned out to be a pretty accurate predictor of what actually happens," Mr. Colborn said.