They squeezed the five stages into five days.
Can the moderators this fall turn their debate stages into falsehood-free zones?
In effect, this was a transformation of the evolutionist stages into a synchronic classification of types.
They sidestepped the ordinary legislative process when passing the amnesty bill by lumping the three reading stages into one.
It's hard to think of another American chef who has outdone Gabrielle Hamilton in converting the humblest of stages into the heftiest of reputations.
But as it continues its transition past the concept stages into reality, there is at last a sense it is coming into its own.
While 20 blocks uptown chorus girls and puppet beasts are turning stages into dazzling spectacles, at the Irish Repertory Theater two experienced actors are proving that a simple idea well executed can capture the attention just as effectively.
Unlike rockets launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, which shed excess stages into the Atlantic Ocean, sections from rockets launched from Baikonur crash back to Earth, typically landing in the Kazakh steppe.
Just as I found myself reading and re-reading and doubting the meaning of individual sentences, so later events in the novel threw everything in the early stages into confusion.
North Korea told international agencies earlier this week that it plans to put a communications satellite into orbit between April 4 and 8, using a rocket that will fly over Japan and likely drop spent fuel stages into the Pacific.
The law defines human cloning as "the replication of a human individual by cultivating a cell with genetic material through the egg, embryo, fetal and newborn stages into a new human individual".
