Sentence examples for stage to entertain from inspiring English sources

Sharing a stage to entertain and — dare they say it?

By John McCarten The New Yorker, April 23 , 1949P. 17 Talk story about a visit to Macy's Toy Department, where every weekday afternoon at 4 15 (two and four on Saturday) a group of children assembles on the stage to entertain the customers.

It's a sort of panto act; she bounds on stage to entertain the grumbling New Labour squaddies in the manner of a rather squat and dour Geri Halliwell - and then suddenly hitches up her skirt to reveal bloomers of the deepest scarlet.

With Bride and Prejudice, she will reaffirm her position as she takes centre stage to entertain mainstream cinemagoers one more time.

Even in a flawed production of a flawed play, Langella manages to create some emotional truth on stage, to entertain however briefly the audience on hand while staying true to the character.

On board were some of Kenya's leading DJs and performers, who took to the stage to entertain the thousands of people who showed up at the event.

In the Army, he performed in musical revues staged to entertain American troops in Korea.

There were 14 acts on two stages to entertain cheerful indie-rock crowds, as well as thousands of unsuspecting boardwalk saunterers.

Modern spectator sport is amusement and drama staged to entertain.

Queens like FiFi who get up on those stages to entertain us, those students fighting for the right to use the bathroom they need to, those who fought for our right to marry and be whoever we want?

In one of the odder moments, Tom Cruise, looking dashing in a sharp suit and tie, took the stage not to entertain, but to rehash Wal-Mart talking points about sustainability and promoting women.