Sentence examples for stages like a from inspiring English sources
"But life is made up of stages, like a butterfly".
As long as the truly horrible people of the world strut onto world stages like a decent person, let Rod be Rod".
But Ms. Rosen's legibility arrives in separate stages, like a well-timed joke, which sets off a surprisingly physiological experience: your eyes widen, your gut tightens, and your mind changes gears.
His scissor kicks and crouching leaps into the air merely brought him back down again, stomping on invisible enemies, or, as Townshend himself would write in one of his songs, "pounding stages like a clown".
The highlight is one of the most grotesque scenes in children's literature, the witches' annual general meeting at a hotel in Bournemouth, which Foster stages like a diabolic cross between a WI coffee morning and the Hecate scene from Macbeth.
According to Jagger, his perpetual problem with stage pants is that he expects them to have some give — allowing him to run around on stadium stages like a teen-ager — but he wants them to be properly cut trousers, not mere leggings.
He's in the House of Lords trying to stay awake, and I'm pounding stages like an aging clown.
It's divided the store into four stages, like an extremely well-planned acid trip.
The Grateful Dead took the stage like a troupe of minstrels.
Peake slices across the stage like a laser beam.
And there was on stage: like a lion.
