Sentence examples for stage wrapping from inspiring English sources

Programmers today recognize that concert telecasts are big events that don't cost too much to stage, wrapping reality television in the glittery cloak of celebrity.

But Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs had her own nutty spontaneity: cooing at one moment and screeching moments later, bounding around the stage, wrapping herself in a big scarf as she sang and eventually flinging it into the crowd.

While Keith and John and Roger thrashed through the big typical Who coda thing, Pete unplugged himself and walked to the edge of the stage, wrapping the strap around the guitar's body with elaborate care.

While Keith and John and Roger thrashed through the big typical Who-Noise coda thing, Pete unplugged himself and walked to the edge of the stage, wrapping the strap around the guitar's body with elaborate care.

In the ensuing days, the media marveled at the fireworks that they had helped to stage, wrapping up the state of the race in a neat little bow -- Romney as unwanted frontrunner, Cain as the incomplete contender, Perry as the pending comeback, and Obama as the real target of all.

Miss Kittin came on stage wrapped from head-to-toe in white swaddling bands, which when unwrapped revealed a leather catsuit.

"During the overture, I was sitting on the stage, wrapped in my costume with my heart racing, wondering, 'Why am I here?' I think I was having an anxiety attack.

Fold it in by thirds, roll it and fold it again (don't worry that it looks a bit of a mess at this stage), wrap well and freeze for 30 minutes to firm (or chill in the fridge for a little longer).

Not that age has mellowed John Lydon, who strides on stage wrapped in what looks like a fisherman's anorak, rams a pair of rimless specs on his nose and glares out at the crowd with cartoon balefulness: "Ah, there you are, you ugly fuckers!" The opening, new track is equally laden with attitude.

Sitting on the edge of the stage, wrapped in a schmatte, Murphy's Lenya delivers a lovely but shallow rendition of "September Song," to express her sense of loss over Weill's passing, but she never manages to make it matter to us.

Working with stylist and designer Jenni Hensler, Danilova took the stage wrapped in a conch shell-inspired LED encrusted collar that made her look all the more ethereal.