Sentence examples for stage myself from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stage myself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to preparing oneself for a performance, presentation, or public appearance. Example: "Before the big presentation, I need to stage myself to ensure I am confident and ready to engage the audience."
I was wary about talking about him on stage myself, at first.
The American Beauty star, who will be performing in the round for the first time at the London venue, added: "I know our audience will be excited by this programme and I can't wait to be back on stage myself".
I didn't think much of it; I'd been through a very similar stage myself, at the same sort of age (I pretended to be called "Peter" on all our family holidays).
"So the joke in my family is that I thought, 'Forget the whale, I'll just get up on the stage myself!'" Since coming to prominence a decade ago in US indie Our Song – when Interview magazine claimed "no other young African-American actress is quite as believable" – Washington has done much more than that.
American Beauty star Spacey added: "I know our audience will be excited by this programme and I can't wait to be back on stage myself".
At this stage myself and my brothers and sisters have taken our decisions, but we all have children and among us there are eight girls who potentially could test positive.
We're going to lead with the content that we think gamers want – and all of the people on stages, myself included, that's just part of a show.
Many times the lines are so funny, I laugh out loud, and I'm laughing about the scene that I staged myself!
I've never really had band envy because I have stage time myself.
The co-organisers were Andrew Kerr, Thomas Crimble, Mark and Jytte, Bill Harkin (who designed the stage), and myself.
"I never thought I'd be on a stage, being myself, to this fucking degree," he marvels.
