Sentence examples for stage to serve from inspiring English sources

Tyler Perry, who towered over other guests, took to the stage to serve as auctioneer, prodding the audience to donate money for charity: water projects.

In many forms of puppet theatre, for instance, the dialogue is not conducted as if through the mouths of the puppets, but instead the story is recited or explained by a person who stands outside the puppet stage to serve as a link with the audience.

Next, RAG was built based on regions obtained from previous stage to serve the merging process.

A year after he lost his eyesight to an IED in Afghanistan, Brad Snyder took to the Paralympic stage to serve his country once more.

Tumors from untreated mice were removed (untreated stage) to serve as direct controls.

(3, 4) The failure of TNM staging to serve as a reliable prognostic system for patients with intermediate-stage tumors may be overcome by considering morphologic, molecular, or treatment-related factors that can stratify patients more precisely into different categories of risk.

The main function of an actor is not to go and show off on stage but to serve the writer.

Sasha Koren, editor of the lab says: "In adapting the technology the lab has built, and by applying the lessons we learned during the Brexit experiment, our goal is to bring live results notifications to a larger stage and to serve a wider audience during the biggest news event of the year.

For Obama's critics, however, the Nobel Prize has touched a far more bitter nerve -- affirming their firmly-held beliefs that the president is more symbolism than substance and that he's accomplished little of note on the international stage except to serve as an emblem of U.S. repentance for the Bush years.

However, initiatives such as the NIH Early Career Reviewer Program, which provides opportunities for early-stage researchers to serve on review panels, could help to even the numbers.

As workers dismantled the stage that was to serve as the scene of his triumph, letting the air out of the doll, Hugo Chávez was grappling with how to respond to his first-ever defeat at the polls.Were Venezuela the dictatorship that some of his more radical opponents claim, its people might have spent the night toppling bronze statues of the Leader as he fled the country.