Sentence examples for stage means from inspiring English sources

Being a parent at this stage means a constant negotiation between keeping them safe and letting them go.

A black flag whisked across the stage means a storm, a light blue one a breeze or the ocean.

The House's refusal to exit the stage means that the Senate had to return to pass a one-day spending bill.

Coming second at the group stage means a quarter-final against the All Blacks in Cardiff rather than Scotland in Paris.

Whether you're excorcising [sic] your inner demons, firing quips off quickly, scandalising your audience with near the knuckle rape jokes or simply ambling along amusingly, you being there on the stage means you are there to entertain.

Undermining the population with illegal fishing at the crucial glass eel stage means there will be fewer eels available to breed upon return to the Sargasso Sea, which will affect the whole cycle in due course.

For her, the London stage meant the world.

Polluter lobbying at the design stage meant the market wouldn't work.

A bigger and better-equipped stage meant doubling the cost of productions.

Her experiences on the stage meant that she understood the rhythms of the spoken word.

"All the sweat from being on stage meant it just got smaller every time I wore it".