Sentence examples for stager from inspiring English sources
The word 'stager' is a correct and usable word in written English
It can be used as a noun to refer to a person who takes a job in order to gain experience or an understanding of a particular situation or position. For example: "She accepted a stager position at a major law firm in order to get a taste of the corporate world."
noun
An actor on the stage.
ONE of them is an old stager: Jean-Marie Le Pen, trying again for France's presidency not that he can win, if indeed he even gets the chance to try.
And one of the most mouthwatering records of 2012 will come from an even older stager, Leonard Cohen, 77, whose first album of new songs since 2004 is due in the spring.Mr Cohen apart, these colossi were all born in 1941 or 1942.
There's Usman Khawaja at Derbyshire, Wayne Parnell at Sussex and Pakistan's old stager Mohammad Yousuf at Warwickshire, for example.
That an old stager (at 35) such as Nick Easter is such a key ingredient of their running and passing game says a lot about the No 8's desire, even if it is unlikely to carry him back into England contention.
In staging musicals, a peculiar division persisted between the direction of the plot and comedy segments and that of the production numbers the sumptuous song-and-dance displays under the separate supervision of a "stager" who was noted for his taste.
As a stager, however, Taymor is bold, elegant, and eloquent.
Pop posh, rather than posh pop, to borrow a useful coinage from Peter York, another media-friendly old-stager.
That's when an old-stager like The Greenhouse comes into its own, stepping in like Colonel Brandon to offer solid staying power and low-key charm.
Alastair Macaulay of The New York Times classified Mr. Andersen as a "Balanchine regisseur-stager of rare acuity" who has "made his company one of the most musically intelligent in the world".
From Ballet Arizona's all-Balanchine program this weekend two strong impressions emerged: Mr. Andersen is a Balanchine regisseur-stager of rare acuity, and he has made his company one of the most musically intelligent in the world.
"Cannae wait!" some old-stager pitches in from the crowd.
