Sentence examples for stages that the from inspiring English sources

It was only in the latter stages that the world No 50 found the confidence to go for her shots.

The stages that the human race has already gone through, or, in other words, the great epochs of history, are regarded as nine in number.

He said that he and three other cyclists were riding the same first nine stages that the pros were riding this week, and that it had been a humbling experience.

His constancy has served him well in some circumstances, as when he ignored the armchair generals who judged in the war's early stages that the allied advance on Baghdad was bogged down.

Victor Espinoza's saddle had drifted so far south by the closing stages that the jockey was focused only on keeping his balance, yet he still left the course record in tatters.

Though there was no sign in the early stages that the tape wrapped around his left knee was posing any problems, he would soon appear much less explosive, calling for a trainer and letting some wide shots fly by unchallenged.

During host switch the malaria parasite employs specialized latent stages that colonize the new host environment.

The stage that is the most fascinating and probably the hardest for me to embrace is the cocoon stage.

The apparent activation energy values confirm that the chemical reaction is the stage that controls the process [21].

Wall thickening was the stage that lasted the longest during xylogenesis (Fig. 2).

But it is the conceptual staging that brings the play home to us.