Sentence examples for stage walks from inspiring English sources

He salutes the audience and then steps down from the stage, walks forward and shakes hands, very formally, with a man in a dinner jacket in one of the front rows, Noël Coward.

Given these statistics, it is not surprising that much of the land used to stage walks is actually part of the neighboring reserve (TNR) and not lodge-controlled.

Two women cross the stage, walking in a chirpy rhythm.

On stage walk a moose and a flying squirrel.

As a comedian, Mr. Letterman has always entered the stage walking on manifest feet of clay.

What is he expected to do? Come on stage, walk about slowly and have a sit-down?

If you want to move to another area of the stage, walk there purposefully, plant your feet and make eye contact before you start speaking again.

The track patrol staff are striking at the same time as 1,500 maintenance workers are set to stage walk-outs in a separate row over safety.

Unlike some of the presenters, who cling to the lectern, he uses the front of the room as a stage, walking confidently around as he speaks.

As they paraded across the stage, walking calmly or pitching forward like skaters, the cast members — who needed more rehearsal time to perfect the nondancer walk — crossed paths, mimicked talking on the phone, ate and fought.

About a third of the shoppers who had considered a specific TV brand online during the evaluate stage walked out of a store during the buy stage, confused and frustrated by inconsistencies.