Sentence examples for stage nearly from inspiring English sources

Porter sang this one from that stage nearly every night.

But it was Congress that set the stage nearly 25 years ago.

Fosse's dancers slunk across the stage, nearly frozen by their self-control and their disaffection.

Evans, who experienced three flats on Sunday, was at one point during the stage nearly two more minutes behind Wiggins.

Then football analyst Terry Bradshaw lumbered on, momentarily alarmed when the shooting fireworks on stage nearly singed his backside.

The city that has produced the most No 1 singles in the world was at one stage nearly written off by Margaret Thatcher's Government.

He's seemingly exited from politics in order to cavort around the stage, nearly-but-not-quite falling over and now and again shouting, "Somebody stop me!" at Len Goodman.

Security forces have staged nearly 30 drills in cities across France, preparing for bombs, chemical weapons and even drone attacks.

Last year, the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life ranked first, raising $430 million by staging nearly 5,000 walks around the country.

Excerpts were performed in New York City Opera's VOX series in 2004, and the work has been staged nearly every season since.

They were the writers of the Inner Circle Show, a political-satire revue that has been staged nearly every year since 1923, and is notable for luring the mayors of the City of New York onstage, sometimes in drag.