Sentence examples for stage reaching from inspiring English sources

He stalked the stage, reaching out to implore his beloved, sometimes falling to his knees.

Ms. Waldman, who was raised in the Boston area, first spoke to audiences from a stage, reaching the pinnacle of her profession when she played opposite Richard Kiley in "The Man of La Mancha" on Broadway.

Here, in an exquisite modern-day staging of Molière's biting comedy, he is aided by Tony Harrison's brilliant 1973 translation – updated to include references to Sarkozy, HRT, silicone implants and smartphones – and the Old Vic's return to the thrust stage, reaching right into the stalls.

England needed all those qualities as Australia fought hard on a deteriorating pitch in pursuit of an apparently impossible 546, at one stage reaching 217 for two before Ricky Ponting was run out by a superb direct hit from Andrew Flintoff.

On the final night, the Royal Festival Hall crowd wouldn't let the avuncular and very contented-looking Coleman go – and even after a fast and furious (not to mention lengthy) set with his band, the saxophonist was happy to wander endlessly up and down the edge of the stage, reaching out to the forest of hands waving to greet him as the audience pressed ecstatically to the front.

Wicketkeeper-batsman Jayawardene then took centre stage, reaching his third Test century from 147 balls as Sri Lanka racked up 400 all out.

"He at some stage reached the point where he was really just trying to find another way to get out".

Most human embryonic stem cell lines are generated from the blastocyst, an embryonic stage reached five days after fertilization.

THE HERO The Hero is an evolutionary stage reached via one of the earlier archetypes, which often persists as an alter ego.

The estimated lifetime in the third stage reaches the design target.

This stage reaches its limit once the reservoir pressure is too low that the production rate is not economical.