Sentence examples for stages at a from inspiring English sources
His appeal to audiences has never been in doubt, as his song cycles, piano sonatas, and string quartets parade across our stages at a constant clip.
A second is in the planning stages at a time when government support has dried up and the nuns are fiercely begging private donors for charity.
Like the characters in Go West, Young Woman, Gems was undoubtedly a pioneer, storming theatre's main stages at a time when Agatha Christie was still the most frequently performed female playwright in Britain.
Still refusing to erect barriers between the subsidised and commercial stages – at a time when others were busy doing so – he played in Terence Rattigan's In Praise of Love (originally After Lydia) opposite Joan Greenwood at the Duchess theatre in 1973 and in Ibsen's An Enemy of the People ("The strongest man in the world is he who stands alone") at Chichester in 1975.
In truth, the Australians were a sorry sight by the closing stages at a raucous Riverside, their body language that of a beaten team.
According to the mass loss rates at different temperature range, the combustion process was divided into several stages at a heating rate of 15 K/min.
It was staged at a recent United Nations-led "consultation".
(0) Rossi: I've fallen off stage at a few places, but not particularly at festivals.
Plum enlisted Hegley after attending a night he staged at a pub in Clerkenwell.
The Observer is to host a stage at a brand new festival – Bluedot – in July.
The island was a microcosm of dog-eat-dog competition, staged at a safe distance.
