Sentence examples for stage over a from inspiring English sources
In one we look out from the stage over a serene, autumnal forest.
Whereas "Assassins" may once have seemed merely fanciful a show about miscreants on the margins the people of whom it sings have in some way moved centre stage over a period in which (and not only in New York) everyone has come to feel themselves to be a potential target.
And it seems self-evident that anyone who makes a character throw up on stage over a priceless Kokoschka catalogue in the middle of a supposedly civilised discussion between adults (as Annette does in God of Carnage) must have a sense of humour.
Eight of us from my all-women club, Team Glow, decided to tackle the stage over a weekend, stopping over in Whitby (137km in) at the delightful Backpackers Hostel, right on the harbour, and then riding beyond the finish at Scarborough back to our cars in Bridlington.
We're in the fighting stage over a vast common pool of ideas, and nobody knows what they're worth with new distribution outlets like YouTube, Facebook and cellular phones.
We describe the changes in high-resolution SD-OCT scans that were simultaneously obtained with FAF signals on Spectralis HRA+OCT in four eyes of three patients with SLC who were followed from the stage of acute lesion to the healed stage over a period of 3 6 months.
Coming on stage over an hour late, there were inevitable rough edges, but the lineup, featuring electric guitar and fiddle, matched well against Dobson's sturdy acoustic guitar work, and she surprised with her power and range.
In his last outing on the London stage, over a decade ago, he played Hamlet in a full four-hour-plus staging of the play by the Royal Shakespeare Company.
After a little more than an hour Mr. Sheen turned the stage over to a rapper he said would "wake up" the increasingly belligerent spectators, or maybe calm them down.
His conversion from conservatism to liberalism took place in prolonged stages, over a generation.
It stands 100 feet high and was built in a series of stages over a period close to 200 years.
