Sentence examples for stage slip from inspiring English sources

While some clown routines are scripted — wander on stage, slip on banana peel, fall down — most are developed through improvisation.

The Gunners saw their chance to top the Premier League table at the halfway stage slip through their fingers in dramatic fashion as Southampton thrashed them 4-0 at St Mary's, and Wenger has admitted that he could look to freshen up a side that has started their last four matches.

Redknapp's Portsmouth, who at one stage slipped eight points adrift of safety, won six of their last 10 games to survive on the penultimate day of the 2005-06 season.

Lee Westwood, who was two strokes off the lead at the halfway stage, slipped six adrift with three holes of his round remaining after two double bogeys in his opening four holes, including a bizarre 'air shot'.

Gordon can be shy, and as we took the stage, slipping into our leather armchairs in front of a full house she joked, "I always enjoy a fabulously awkward conversation".

Different from traditional friction dampers, the MFD has two-stage slip forces that can be activated in a moderate and a strong seismic level, respectively.

The wind roars and the refugees' shouts are muffled; people rappel horizontally across the stage; they slip; they struggle.

And some Broadway producers had been thinking that the musical "A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder," which recently had an acclaimed production at Hartford Stage, might slip into the Broadway lineup this spring.

When members of the audience are invited up on to the stage, they slip back through the ratty old curtains which lead them to a Narnia-like wonderland in which their imaginations can be set free.

When the direct waves reach the vicinity of the hypocenter where slips have occurred in the initial stage, the slips are excited again within 25 35 s.

At Glastonbury last year on the Pyramid stage, Smith slipped and went down on her arse.