Sentence examples for stage indeed from inspiring English sources

At this stage, indeed, the extended dispute over the $7.2 billion is starting to look like a sideshow.

Rather, the very wealthy invested in politics because Britain was then a global power, and ruling it meant performing on a very big stage indeed.

Then Wolfgang approached the notable German director Peter Stein – who gave up on the project in September 1974, at a very late stage indeed, forced out by Wolfgang's refusal to allow the director to abandon for his production the orchestra-pit cover which ensured the famous Bayreuth sound.

Shifting effortlessly between that historic play's record-making opening night, a critical assessment of its importance, and Williams's personal history the playwright's backstage dramas with his lovers, agent, family, and so on, always equalled what was on stage; indeed, there was not much of a difference to Williams Lahr's study is a masterpiece of the form because he has invented his own.

Shifting effortlessly between that historic play's record-making opening night, a critical assessment of its importance, and Williams's personal history — the playwright's backstage dramas with his lovers, agent, family, and so on, always equalled what was on stage; indeed, there was not much of a difference to Williams — Lahr's study is a masterpiece of the form because he has invented his own.

He did not give up the stage: indeed, he directed Lee J Cobb in the 1949 premiere of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman; and in the 1950s he handled the first productions of Camino Real, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (with big rewrites urged by Kazan) and Sweet Bird of Youth, all by Williams; and The Dark at the Top of the Stairs, by William Inge.

Deemed by the authorities to be "lewd, seditious and sklandrous", it was hauled off the stage, and indeed suppressed so effectively that no trace of the text remains.

In 1911, H. L. Mencken wrote: "No other comic opera ever written – no other stage play, indeed, of any sort – was ever so popular .... Pinafore … has been given, and with great success, wherever there are theaters – from Moscow to Buenos Aires, from Cape Town to Shanghai; in Madrid, Ottawa and Melbourne; even in Paris, Rome, Vienna and Berlin".

Wow, 88  is quite the age for making a return to the stage… Indeed.

The stage was indeed set, and the drama enacted.

What happens on the stage is indeed glamorous, but its showbiz razzle-dazzle casts a lurid light on some dark realities.