Sentence examples for stage in the series of from inspiring English sources

The cartoon was the final stage in the series of drawn preparations for painting in traditional Renaissance studio practice.

King Sigismund Augustus' Dominium Maris Baltici program, aimed at securing Poland's access to and control over the portion of the Baltic region and ports that the country had vital interests in protecting, led to the Commonwealth's participation in the Livonian conflict, which had also become another stage in the series of Lithuania's and Poland's confrontations with Russia.

His season is likely to start either at the Tour of Algarve on 13-17 February, in which he won a stage last year, or with racing in the series of one-day events in Mallorca from 3 February.

Ms. Lavin, who lives in Wilmington, N.C., was on stage at Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater in the series of short comic plays by Paul Rudnick, in which she portrays a Long Island mother coping with three gay children.

The range of pathological staging in this series of 37 tumours seemed to be typical of our practice.

Disagreements were resolved by discussion in the series of stages.

In the Shades scene, when he circuits the stage in a series of double-turning jumps, his are the most tightly wound.

The battle reaches a climax when a seemingly unending line of men leap cross the front of the stage in a series of grand jetes in perfect union.

It isn't even the most sensationalist, despite its row of flames at the back of the stage (apparently we're in an oven), its chic red costumes, its women on point crossing the stage in series of single pirouettes and its bare-chested men doing multiple pirouettes on the spot.

It was quite the hottest ticket this year: and Grace didn't disappoint, stalking the stage in a series of ludicrous Philip Treacy hats, throwing herself into the audience, growling and yowling, unleashing that voice while shaking her tush in naughty basque and thong.

And if Puck doesn't afford many opportunities for great singing, Adam Alexander inhabited the role with a superb physicality that included punkishly spiky red hair, a suitable slinkiness and the skill to move across the stage in a series of cartwheels.