Sentence examples for stiff stage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fabiano, though a slightly stiff stage presence, also sang nimbly and with attractive tone, his voice showing real metal at times.

Known for his stiff stage persona and smooth vocals, Chrisye was critically acclaimed in Indonesia.

The album called for more emoting, which Chrisye – known as having a stiff stage persona – struggled to deliver, though Yanti prepared colourful costumes and Alex Hasyim trained him in choreography.

Unfortunately "Man-Made" reads better than it is performed in Ms. Mosakowski's sometimes stiff staging for the Creation Production Company, which she founded in 1977 with Matthew Maguire.

There are only a couple of important things to bear in mind: the first is to make sure that the bowl and whisk you use are perfectly clean and grease-free before whisking; the second is to mix any additional ingredients in after the meringue mixture has reached stiff peak stage (where the meringue, when the whisk is slowly lifted from it, holds in straight, well-defined spikes).

This may seem dumb, but being stiff on stage will make everyone think you are nervous.

In another large bowl, beat egg whites to the stiff peaks stage.

In a separate bowl, whisk the egg whites until they reach the stiff-peak stage.

Johnston's slightly stiff, carefully staged tableaus, which were exhibited at the Paris Exposition of 1900, show the students studying everything from geography and history to bricklaying, carpentry and dressmaking, to one another.

At the first of two shows on Saturday Mr. Young revealed an earnest, stiff-limbed stage personality that dampened the exuberance of songs like "Lightning Strikes," "Runaway" and "Crying," signature hits for Lou Christie, Del Shannon and Roy Orbison.

In Peter Hall's jaunty but stiff-jointed staging of Shaw's "You Never Can Tell" (at the Garrick), a father reconciles with his long-estranged family in a denouement orchestrated by an omniscient waiter (Edward Fox, doing Jeeves).