Sentence examples for stage is little from inspiring English sources

The stage is little more than a plinth, with no effective wings or flies.

A stage is little more than a platform for the Rebirth Brass Band, and the distance it imposes on an audience is a passing inconvenience, even on the road.

The process of yoghurt making is an ancient craft, which dates back thousands of years and possibly even to the domestication of the cow, sheep or goat, but it is safe to assume that, prior to the 19th century, the various stages were little understood.

"At this stage there is little else we can do".

The artistic process involved in stage design is little noted and too little preserved.

At this stage there is little standardisation between manufacturers when it comes to battery packs.

Yet at this late stage there is little they can do about their local campaigning weaknesses.

At this stage there is little to no pressure on him".

With the derivatives market being in a nascent stage there is little that they can do to offload these risks from their balance sheets.

At this early stage, there is little evidence in downtowns throughout the district that there is a major battle taking shape for the local congressional seat.

Tea With the Empress After 16 years on the world stage, there is little in the way of pomp and ceremony that can dazzle Mrs. Clinton.