Sentence examples for stage the part from inspiring English sources

He gets up from his stool; moves onto the "stage," the part of the studio that the dancers are standing in; takes someone's place ("I'm you get out of the way"); and tries out the steps he wants that dancer to perform.

He gets up from his stool; moves onto the "stage," the part of the studio that the dancers are standing in; takes someone's place ("I'm you — get out of the way"); and tries out the steps he wants that dancer to perform.

In the second stage, the part of the skill variation that is induced by changes in state compulsory schooling laws is significantly related to higher wages.

Even the common soldiers of the legions were scandalized to see the descendant of Caesar publicly perform on stage the parts not only of ancient Greek heroes but of far lower characters.

That should tell us what counts as your current temporal part or "stage"—the temporal part of you located now and at no other time.

'The only time I went on stage, in the part of Dalton Trumbo, a blacklisted writer on Broadway, was right after Howard died.

It was an occasion both glamorous and propagandist, with King James in the audience and Queen Anne on stage in the part of Juno.

The modem stage is the part that is most affected by different standards and implementations.

If we look at the detailing of the proposed system, the first stage is the part that confirms the physiological values of the patients.

At this stage, the better part of his planting scheme is editing.

As he advanced towards the stage, the crowd parted and made way for him, like the surfer riding a wave.