Sentence examples for stage pacing from inspiring English sources

She stands up all the time and walks up and down, and will keep this up from 10 to five … there's this lone figure at the back of the stage, pacing like a caged creature".

There is a gritty set to Bjelland's face as she takes to the stage, pacing about in a white dress as Herman and Barbero find their footing and the opening notes of Jungle Train take shape.

But without the trademark slithery, serpentine dance and frenetic stage pacing at Coachella, Rose had to rely on his voice, which isn't the kindest way for rock's last megastar, at 54, to reenter the atmosphere.

Boss battles, staging, pacing: everything is a faded copy, a reflected glory.

I'm either nodding appreciatively, as with "Eat Drink Man Woman," where its just dead-on, beautifully staged, paced, timed preparation of meals; or move to spluttering outrage when its false or fake, like with "Frankie and Johnny".

In short, there was no orthodoxy in the Aristotelian tradition at this early stage (pace Moraux 1973, pages xii xx, especially xvi xvii).

On the stage, Andrea was pacing back and forth, like a cat in a cage.

On certain stages, he paced extremely well, that diesel pace for a long period of time.

And as staged and paced it is perhaps the most lucid "Salesman" I've ever seen.

It's a pity, because this year the Olivier Awards were really well staged, fast paced and entertaining.

Though there are two stages (a main stage and a side stage) performances are paced so that it's possible to catch all 13 bands each day.