Sentence examples for stage that much from inspiring English sources

You have to be able to project the energy from the stage that much more, which is pretty hard work.

Asked whether California caviar would ever measure up to the Russian original, he emphasized that sturgeon aquaculture was still in its formative stage, that much more time and money would be needed and that farmed fish like trout, tilapia and salmon never exactly matched wild fish in flavor.

All the world's a stage; that much we already know.

All the research presented today is at such an early stage that much of the work was done in rodents.

Staci adds: This may sound imminent but I gather that even if a deal were to come tomorrow—and no one is telling me that’s the case—it’s still at such an early stage that much of the detail has yet to be determined and any site (micro or standalone) would be months away.

It's giving little away to report that Hedda's wishes on that front don't quite go according to plan, especially in a staging that makes much of the heroine's much-vaunted desire for symmetry here turned notably ugly and messy by the final curtain.

If, as the Guardian's classical music critic suggested in his glowing review of Strauss's Arabella, a lot of the audience were protesting at a staging that put much of the action beyond their sightlines, then this is legitimate cause for complaint.

If they do, other splinter attacks occur in the closing stages that are much harder to catch - that scenario saw Jan Bakelants win stage two.

(This was an excellent idea. The child is supposed to be three, I think. It is very hard to find even a six-year-old, forget a three-year-old, who can endure that much stage time, with people hollering at each other around him).

It's disappointing that Trump is doing his thing on a stage that has seen so much real talent over the years.

I've written six previous novels, so I was able to take us beyond the trial and error stage that takes up so much time for a first novel.