Sentence examples for stage to open from inspiring English sources

The first stage to open was The Broadwalk in 1954, following by the opening of the Queen's Square development by Her Majesty The Queen in 1958.

G. P. Williamson, left the stage to open her Charm School in 1934, her husband is her business manager.

Four days later Plácido Domingo, singer, steps onto the Met stage to open a run of Verdi's "Simon Boccanegra".

Striding out on stage to open his show, Derren Brown has an expectant beam on his face.

When, next Wednesday evening, Hattie Morahan picks up an armful of Christmas shopping and steps on stage to open a run of Ibsen's A Doll's House, it will be for the third time in just over a year.

Plans are at an advanced stage to open a live, fully interactive Crystal Maze experience in London this autumn, offering a generation of fans the chance to realise their dreams of competing in the cult gameshow.

David Wiegand of The San Francisco Chronicle, gave the program a rave review and saying that, "[It's so] good you can't help wondering why no one thought of it before, a compelling mix of credible real-life melodrama with a fictionalized approximation of what it takes to get a Broadway show from the idea stage to opening night.

Davis won three of the ProTour race's five previous stages to open a 25-second lead entering the 56-mile final leg.

An onstage pianist accompanies the action of the play with original music by Michael Torke; it is contemporary stuff, a little jazzy, a little dissonant, occasionally fit for the kind of cocktail party scene that Mr. Edelstein has staged to open the play.

The gauzy veils of precipitation are suspended like curtains in front of a stage, refusing to open onto the proscenium-like space of conventional landscapes.

He took the stage alone to open the sold-out Guardian Live event, insisting that he was no Moses, still less a "postcapitalist Lenin".