Sentence examples for stage play out from inspiring English sources

The changes at St . Maryand St. Antonios are emblematic of how events on the world stage play out in the city's ethnic communities.

Because, personally, while stages play out in 20-minute bursts, with new abilities, perks and weapon upgrades available between them, I found repetition a problem as early as an hour in.

Southend pressed in the closing stages, played out during heavy rain, but other than a couple of scrambles in the Hull area, they never really threatened to force a replay, and Fryatt made sure Hull reached the fifth round when he cracked home a second goal in stoppage time after collecting a ball down the right and cutting in at the near post.

This strange mixture of cultures and ideologies, at what I'll call its early stages, plays out in funny ways.

But the next stage will play out quite differently because the starting positions are so different.

Mr. Wiseman uses the institution's settings — the meetings, classes and protests — as stages to play out its multifaceted drama of people and ideas.

All the shop's a stage – whole relationships play out by the straw dispenser.

Go up on stage, play your heart out, and work hard.

His stage act plays out his conflicted persona.

This story of discovery begins a century ago with Albert Einstein, who realized that space is not an immutable stage on which events play out, as Isaac Newton had envisioned.

"I think the stage play has played itself out a bit, the pretence and the acting... [but] I don't want to see the legacy of The Kinks soured by two miserable old men doing it for the money".