Sentence examples for stage uniform from inspiring English sources
There he stood, in his usual stage uniform of brown suit and crumpled shirt, his toupee going up and down like a pedal-bin (as Barry Cryer memorably remarked), his eyebrows soaring up to join it, the face getting longer, the eyes looking wildly askance in horror or disbelief, the vowels extending and distending - being, in fact, in every particular the Frankie Howerd we all knew and loved.
I dont think Steve Jobs was as aggressive. He smirks, gazing down at his stage uniform.
She hasn't changed her stage uniform in 40 years because she knows what looks best.
Young (three to four-leaf stage) uniform, clonally propagated plants of Spartina alterniflora cv.
At five-leaf stage, uniform seedlings were plugged into plate holes on plastic pots (five plants per pot) containing Hoagland nutrient solution [ 19], in which concentration of KH2PO4 was kept as minimum as 0.01 mM in order to avoid precipitation of lead (Pb).
It's there in the matching stage uniforms.
He greets a succession of visitors warmly – upcoming R&B band the Strypes, who out of their stage uniforms look less like musicians than a group of fifth formers unaccountably separated from the rest of their school trip; and Chic's Nile Rodgers, who regales him with tales of his battle against prostate cancer, a topic he seems to have turned into something approaching a standup routine.
Already studying karate at the time, Presley recruited Bill Belew to design variants of karatekas's gis for him; these, in jumpsuit form, would be his "stage uniforms" in his later years.
One may see that the formation of molybdenum nanowalls may be divided into four stages: uniform and closely aligned nanorods (Figure5a), nanotrees (Figure5b ananoflakesoFigure5dFigure5d), and nanowalls shown in Figures1 and2.
Because flower buds were produced continuously at different times in a same plant individual and at a given time point the same plant had decades of flowers that fell into different development stages, uniform flowers were monitored since S1, the experimentally initial time point when flower buds had fully grown up but still appeared green (Fig. 2a).
