Sentence examples for stage unusually from inspiring English sources

The order of superposition of different aged units, exhibiting different composition, suggest that all these flows cannot be co-genetic and that the fresh basaltic flows might be a manifestation of late stage, unusually recent volcanic activity on the Moon, ~2 to 10 Ma ago.

Even the stage is unusually bare, with just a carpeting of thick brown mud.

The stage is unusually wide and shallow, the audience space narrow front to back.

Their smiles on stage appear unusually authentic.Founded in 1959 and now headed by Miguel Iglesias, the DCC rarely travels.

The film revolves around the trio's polyamorous relationship, putting polyamory center stage and, unusually, depicting it in a positive, uplifting light.

Vado showed up promptly right after Torch and Gunplay left the stage (an unusually welcome theme to the night) in the cleanest trench coat and designer sunglasses he had in his closet.

After Chinese soldiers in April staged an unusually long incursion over the disputed Himalayan border with India, the long-term strategic threat seems more unsettling than ever.Third, India is worried about American policies threatening two of its most successful industries: information technology and pharmaceuticals.

Perhaps true, but this fall they seem to be dominating the stages in unusually large numbers, whether it's the sweet middle-aged lovers at the center of the revival of "La Cage aux Folles" or the cadre of German bureaucrats surrounding Willy Brandt in Michael Frayn's "Democracy".

Yet once off the stage, he is unusually introspective, talking of family.

The sort of children the school gets hasn't changed at all, he says, though he confesses the present year 10, which achieved such outstanding results at key stage 3, was unusually good in its attainment scores on entry.

He's a rapper with stage presence but unusually modest about his own voice.