Sentence examples for stage over the course of from inspiring English sources
Despite strenuous efforts this week, the former Marussia F1 team failed to make it out on track at Melbourne's Albert Park at any stage over the course of the past two days.
Many compared Novak's appearance to other mature women who'd appeared on stage over the course of the evening, using her as a kind of yardstick for 'how not to get old.' "Look at Sally Field instead," some urged.
In the approaches we shall discuss forcing axioms, inner model theory, quasi-large cardinals the mathematics has been pressed to a very advanced stage over the course of 40 years.
The Scottish champions' manager, Neil Lennon, told his club website: "Our opponents will be sharp and fit, so we have to make sure we reach that stage over the course of our next few friendlies.
Lots of smart people on stage over the course of three days, but a handful of statements stuck out for me in terms of market trends to continue to watch.
Translating Summers' memoir and memories to the stage over the course of five years was the work of Tony-nominated actor Alex Brightman ("School of Rock") and his writing partner, Drew Gasparini.
More than 160 bands playing 16 stages over the course of two days makes for some tough scheduling.
TD Bank has forecast that the Bank of Canada will raise short-term rates another full percentage point, to 4percentt, in stages over the course of this year.
But at a later press conference back in the United States, Dr. Carson said surgeons should have performed the operation differently, in several stages over the course of weeks, instead of trying to complete it all at once.
Such is the range of musical acts taking to the festival's bewildering 27 stages over the course of the weekend, it is difficult to know where to begin (though it may be harder to get much worse than Rolf Harris, who opens the Pyramid Stage tomorrow).
And he builds a unique philosophical construction, whose premises are often left unstated and which is not always argued clearly, but which develops in distinct stages over the course of his brief lifetime.
