Sentence examples for stage terrified from inspiring English sources

"Phil [Oakey, the frontman] stood on stage terrified".

"Phil [Oakey, the frontman] stood on stage terrified". Heaven 17 were fronted as much as "a million and a half in today's money" torecord each album of their high-gloss soul.

Did being on stage terrify her?

But by this stage, a terrified Sam and her children were sheltering in a women's refuge.

When he realised he had stage fright, terrified he would forget his lines, he decided it was time to give up.

I don't like going on stage, it terrifies me.

Relaxed Muscle began as "a laugh" between Pulp rehearsals, but developed once Jarvis realised he could have more fun with this alter ego than he did as the public figure who could leap on stage to terrify Michael Jackson, but never seemed comfortable with fame.

Those who liked it praised her for her ability to transform into a powerful diva who commands the stage and terrifies her students: "I've crushed on Ms. Daly since her turn as the tough young cop of 'The Enforcer' in 1976, stayed with her over time and through different weights, and I would still hug her in my arms and kiss her after seeing her last night in 'Master Class.' Funny.

The first time I saw actors rehearsing the Furies, bellowing and bullying the other actors on the stage, I was terrified.

Suddenly, a shot rings out from the back of the auditorium and members of the Taliban storm the stage, grabbing the terrified artist.

His sensitivity to audience reaction was the issue in a dramatic falling-out he had with David Rabe, whose play "Streamers" was probably Nichols's greatest artistic triumph — a beautifully staged and terrifying barracks tale of homosexual baiting.