Sentence examples for stages turns from inspiring English sources

"Langston in Harlem," an earnest new musical at Urban Stages, turns Hughes's blues- and jazz-inflected poems back into songs but loses their essence in the process.

Studies have shown that during reduction of silver ions by the leaf extract, the solution first turns yellow and in later stages turns dark brown.

Proscenium stages turn the cafeteria and the gym into performance spaces.

Thousands of the Parisian bikes disappeared in the scheme's early stages, turning up as far afield as Romania and Morocco.

The lads turned pugilistic in the late stages, turning a stirring game of desperation into something as low and seedy as anything the World Wrestling Federation orchestrates.

On an overcast and cool day, the sixth of 20 daily stages turned the Tour east before swinging south tomorrow toward the Alps.

He was then replaced to a standing ovation as Villas-Boas gave Fernando Torres a run-out as the closing stages turned into little more than a formality.

Even after the stage turns black, the afterimage burns.

Sometimes the darkness of the staging turns openly mean.

For example, the whole stage turns red when Butterfly stabs herself; that's unnecessary; Puccini's music says it all.

The set swells and shrinks, the stage turns into graph paper, and Christopher's teacher reads his story.