Sentence examples for stage speaking from inspiring English sources

That, however, would mean someone from the stage speaking to the audience.

They scatter their different stories over the stage, speaking at the same time, jostling for attention.

His actors stand facing the camera, like performers on a proscenium stage, speaking in a slow, deliberate rhythm stripped of overt emotion.

And my daughter learned Mandarin and when we were at the Nobel peace prize we were on the stage, speaking Mandarin.

It showed a grainy image of Mr. Alamoudi on stage speaking to a cheering crowd in support of Hamas and Hezbollah, the militant Middle East Islamic groups.

It was all the more touching for the memory of the composer standing, at 92, on the St David's Hall stage, speaking eloquently and at length.

Mr. Hassenfeld, who had mounted a stage, spoke again.

The view behind the stage spoke more than some of these performers.

But the fact that a large chunk of the crowd are more interested in watching two people wrestling in mud by the side of the stage speaks volumes.

Women from the stage speak not just of rape but about laws that discriminate against women, the lack of free HIV treatment, what happens to the children of rape.

Back in the 1930s another character on the national stage spoke out not just once but for years.