Sentence examples for stage much of from inspiring English sources

At this stage, much of this material might appear to be primarily of historical interest.

Although Klugman continued to act on screen and stage, much of his work was on television.

Though she is 37, she acted like an impulsive teenager, kneeling or sitting on the stage much of the time.

Why not be young and naive and hope that I'll get to that level at some stage?" Much of Bay's life right now is glamorous – but not today.

Ms. Rocha, clearly the mandorla of her "Mandorla" — an almond-shaped aura that surrounds religious figures — was center stage much of the time.

Tynan is a great loss to the British theatre: his laser-beam intellect would have scorched off the stage much of the dross that has clung to it since his time.

My band and I met him at a festival recently and he ended up watching us side of stage, much to the discomfort of my bass player, Max.

Ms. Schmidt has obviously staged much of this production around Mr. Pisoni's athletic gifts, and wisely so.

But even she can only rarely break through the spiritless staging — much of the action takes place toward the back, while space stands empty in front — and dance steps that are loose and generic.

Though the myth of such a glorious creature is dear to those who celebrate the mysteries of old-time Broadway, she hasn't been spotted on big-city stages much of late, suggesting that this musical-comedy goddess may now firmly belong to the past.

As if to evoke a no-man's-land out of Beckett or Pinter or perhaps early Albee, Scott Ellis, with uncharacteristic inertia, staged much of the play's unclassifiable non-action on that park bench, that is, except when Teresa comes along.