Sentence examples for stage throwing from inspiring English sources

Peter Buck whirled around the stage, throwing shapes unashamedly.

Occasionally, Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam takes to the stage, throwing himself at the microphone.

Occasionally some commedia dell'arte figures traipse across the stage, throwing glitter and bangles - the parade of life passing by.

At the theatre, he bullies a bad actor off the stage, throwing money, as well as epithets, after the inept mummer.

When they sang, they were as angular as a set of fold-up chairs, strolling stiff-legged down the stage, throwing their arms out from the elbow.

Most of the 10 instrumentalists, including Mr. Harrell, introduced their pieces from the stage, throwing in a bit of context and personality.

Flash, only a teenager, ran off stage, threw up, went home and cried for days.

Ms. Speis, left alone in the center of the stage, throws herself into a series of awkward, hurtling leaps, crashing to her knees and beating her breast.

The Spirit of 71 stage threw just such a curveball in the shape of Gringo Ska, a tight five piece, from just down the road in Somerset.

Progression through the levels is typically a mixture of combat, platforming and puzzle solving, with the odd rail-shooting stage thrown in for good measure.

In the middle of the event, a group of Yippies burst into the auditorium, banging drums, carrying a North Vietnamese flag, and chanting, "Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh, Ho Chi Minh is gonna win!" Ravitch recalled, "A young man and a young woman sitting in the first row leaped to the stage, threw off their raincoats, and, buck naked, presented Galbraith with the head of a pig on a platter".