Sentence examples for stage is almost from inspiring English sources
What the musicians get up to on stage is almost as important.
The stage is almost bare and, for successive scenes, the endless stone corridors of the castle are ingeniously created by handheld backdrops.
On the plus side, their stage is almost bound to guarantee future success (among many other star ex-stagiaires is Noma's chef, René Redzepi).
To saddle yourself with a tongue-throttling stammer on the stage is almost as counter-intuitive as making a radio programme about juggling.
He is inclined to propose that each player takes $10,000 as insurance and leaves $150,000 up for grabs, but consensus at this stage is almost impossible.
When a family from London with a blonde 15-year-old daughter move into a neighbouring farmstead, and Sam's welcome gift of wild mushrooms turns out to be riddled with maggots, the stage is almost too clearly set for tragedy.
They have 26 goals so far; in his nine seasons there, the average at this stage was almost 50.
Indeed, the makeshift stage was almost bare, leaving the performers to carry the performance on their music alone.
The word means "horse-circus" and in the beginning the spectacles presented on its huge stage were almost that.
The stage was almost bare, the actors' costumes just detailed enough for the audience to recognise the different species.
Having arrived in Brazil with hopes of reaching the quarter-finals – progress from the group stage was almost taken for granted – Japan have departed with only two goals and one point to show for their efforts.
