Sentence examples for stage that way from inspiring English sources

"It was like watching a puppy suffer," the author writes of seeing him on a stage that way.

Except his turning actually made it harder than typical ballet, where the danseur raises the ballerina far above his head and lightly transports her across stage that way.

Three of the Tour's nine hors category Alpine climbs loom ominously between the riders and the finish line today in a stage that should go some way towards sorting out the men from the boys... unlike several other stages we predicted would do so, only for the GC to remain more or less the same.

It was doing £5 tickets long before the National Theatre's Travelex £10 season; and now the RSC is revamping its main house in Stratford along Renaissance lines, with a thrust stage that will revolutionise the way the audience and players interact.

He was the veteran on the floor as the Thunder's core of kiddie stars ascended to the stage that Fisher knows his way around like the freeways of L.A. "It's a lot of trust to put on a guy that's only been around for a couple of months," he said of Coach Scott Brooks's decision to play him over the starter and defensive ace Thabo Sefolosha.

This play, staged that way asks a lot of questions: What if the Imperial Presidency that some Americans seem to support became a reality?

If the show did work with a full cast (and frankly, it would be unwatchable if staged that way), then it would be even better when imaginatively performed by just two.

"In both cases, the court rejected a defence submission at the half-way stage that there was insufficient evidence to allow the trial to continue.

Yes, it is hard to steal a show from Ms. Johnston, who hugged him fiercely as he came off the stage, unless she plans it that way.

"Some people will discover at a certain stage that being overgeneral is a way of dampening emotional effects," Dr. Hermans said.

"It's a stage that galaxies, including our Milky Way, must go through as they are growing up".