Sentence examples for stage marks from inspiring English sources

Smith is short and thin and moves quickly, directly, as if hitting invisible stage marks.

"Stage" marks a turning point in the couple's work, and perhaps life.

Metamorphosis into the adult stage marks the end of molting in insects, and adults accordingly do not regenerate amputated appendages.

CBS rehearsed Beyoncé's halftime performance to within an inch of her dance-step stage marks, but the network of Edward R. Murrow had no plan for the unexpected.

But for the UK and Europe this first Kerry outing on the world stage marks a hopeful sign that the Obama administration is prepared to revisit familiar, if intractable, problems.

Fuentealbilla with his friends is not the same as the Camp Nou with 98,000 fans – "If only," he says – but while the stage marks you, the pressure too, some things remain.

H is for Hondo, the deepest stage, marked by levitation, unearthly facial beauty, etc. EEG is straight as piano wire.

Moments later, Mr. Bent, a 64-year-old multimillionaire financier, ascended the stage, marking a major departure from the famously hierarchical Nassau Republicans' traditional way of doing things.

Taking our seats in the small, high-ceilinged theatre, we face a nearly empty black stage, marked only by tape on the floor, a bench, and a railing.

In the second stage, marked by the welfare state in Britain and the Great Society in America, the government took on the job of ending poverty.

In a small space without a stage, marked by a low-hanging metal scaffold, Daska, a small theater company from the nearby town of Sisak, begins a performance of "Waiting for Bread".