Sentence examples for stage lost from inspiring English sources

Or have all women at this stage lost both their looks and their appetite for sex?

MacFarlane broke through that boundary last night, and suddenly the bitter asshole on the couch was up there on the stage, lost somewhere between a big smile and a sneer.

They all had between February 2003 - some started in September 2002... they all went to see John Scarlett.. and [the briefings were] consistent with the dossier, becasue we had not at that stage lost faith in it.

From the triumphant Los Angeles premiere of Citizen Kane in 1941 to the self-imposed 20-year European exile which began in 1947, Welles shot films, put on theatrical extravanganzas, made radio broadcasts, married Rita Hayworth, had a child and... fell out with Hollywood, flopped on stage, lost money and trust, divorced.

This facsimile of a collaged book project reminded one not only of Cornell's interest in the stage, specifically the ballet, but how much the American stage lost when Cornell wasn't hired to create his unique atmospheres for any number of professional productions.

Alejandro Valverde, who was third on the stage, lost 1'08" but is third overall, 1'25" behind Froome.

England exited the last tournament at the quarter-final stage, losing on penalties to Italy.

Dortmund had stormed through the group stage, losing only one match to finish ahead of Arsenal, but have struggled domestically.

The Gunners' finished runners-up to Borussia Dortmund in the group stage, losing just once and were unbeaten at home.

But Morse and his teammates were narrowly eliminated in the quarterfinal stage, losing by 15 to the Schwartz team.

The song didn't talk down to the young, angry kids who were throwing themselves around in front of the stage, losing their Vans and Etnies.