Sentence examples for stage to fix from inspiring English sources
If the teen seemed unusually calm, it's because she initially thought someone had come on stage to fix the microphone, Bourbeau told the Edmonton Journal.
Unfortunately, we can't expect current office-holders on the national stage to fix things like money in politics or partisan and distorting gerrymandering; they've thrived in the current system and are therefore unlikely to champion needed reform.
A sterilized polyvinyl chloride plate with a small window was mounted on the stage to fix the extended double layer of dorsal skin, including the tumor.
Next, we assessed whether this large 3D domain observed in ES cells is modified when Hox genes become activated in the pre-somitic mesoderm (PSM) or instead, whether the previously observed positive and negative compartments are only established at a later stage to fix and memorize particular combinations of Hox gene activities determined at earlier stages and at various body levels.
Thomas Schumacher, the president of Disney Theatricals, walked onstage and spoke to the audience while the stage crew tried to fix the problem.
He made notes about the grillwork, the ladder, and the balconies, all of which Gary Zabinski, an assistant stage manager, promised to fix.
He mocked stories that claimed his son Tagg had staged an intervention to fix a faltering campaign and was playing a heavy hand in shaping political strategy.
He even took a gentle swipe at the news media, mocking what he said were inaccurate articles suggesting that his oldest son, Tagg, had staged an intervention to fix a tottering campaign and was playing a heavy role in shaping political strategy.
By this stage, I'm excited to fix these errors and ready for the new book to take to the stage, putting her best foot forward.
"All these guys are on the side of the stage white-faced trying to fix this sound.
What the North Vietnamese had done was carry out the first stage of their plan: to fix the attention of the U.S. Command on the borders and draw the bulk of U.S. forces away from the heavily populated coastal lowlands and cities.
