Sentence examples for stage upon from inspiring English sources

Of course a building can be the stage upon which memories – and historical events – are built.

Its dining rooms set a more intimate stage upon which to continue the dialogue.

The set is a small stage upon a stage, with brick walls and a typical prewar Viennese milieu.

In front of them is a small stage upon which all 12 nominees will play at some point in the evening.

And, by happy coincidence, the aquatic stage upon which I resolved to reprise her grandfather's derring-do is now Britain's most happening inland waterway.

They are not just the stage upon which the acts of our lives are played out, but perhaps, at times they can be characters in their own right.

A tribune of the people, a forum for debate, the stage upon which the great political battles of the day are played out.

"This was a time-capsule world: a dim stage upon which people raged, spilled blood, experienced visions and ecstasies," Kaplan wrote in 1993.

There's this, and there's the perverse cant of the square, which rises south-west to north-east to form a raked stage upon which something ought to happen.

Eugyeene Teh's set is a sea of gold; gold curtains spill down on to an embossed gold stage upon which gold tables and lounges are placed.

The blonde had transferred her digital fury to the downstairs piano, a white lacquer job on a tiny stage, upon which she set about marauding "Heart and Soul".