Sentence examples for stage lit from inspiring English sources

The action of the play begins on a bare stage lit by a work light.

Behind me, 80 fold-out chairs sit facing a small, temporary stage lit by a simple set of lights.

The tabernacle, or sanctuary, in Parsley's World Harvest Church has upholstered pews arrayed in a semicircle around a stage lit for television.

At the beginning, on a stage lit by a fringe of neon spikes, a woman in a cabaret costume hooks up with her hula hoops.

If I had my way, David Cameron would be negotiating the terms of our relationship with EU on a stage lit by lasers and wearing a pair of sequinned leggings.

A homage to Houston was quickly put together at the Grammy awards in February with Jennifer Hudson singing a heart-felt rendition of "I Will Always Love You" on a stage lit by a single spotlight.

Among the most famous are Mathew Brady's 1860 albumen print portrait of Lincoln, who appears with a wonderful, almost stage-lit luminescence about his noble, stiff-backed body.

The cumbersome though finely painted charabanc of the late James style is pulled swaying along by a frisky pony of a plot, farcical and romantic, designed for stage-lit action.

The dramatic stage-lit images show windswept, blasted trees in the Irish and French countryside – the fruits of his absurd quest to find a real life point-of-origin for an act of imagination.

Line becomes more and more important, burning through the bursts of aniline colour that begin to dominate in the later work, like the skull beneath the stage-lit skin.

The stage-lit space, filled with walnut tables and deep maroon leather banquettes, is wallpapered with leafy palm images.