Sentence examples for strange stage from inspiring English sources

All in all, a strange stage for an anti-war play.

It is now classified as a construction site, but it is a strange stage with the flowers and memorials and the iron-beam cross salvaged from the carnage.

"Besides," says Frank Hartman, 28, the purple-haired barker, sword swallower and escape artist who began his career on the strange stage at the age of 12, "you don't want to be drunk while you're locked in an iron maiden".

It was a strange stage that Trevor Paglen took to, standing against a cartoon forest backdrop in a faux Gothic meeting room that was once a masonic lodge, looking out over a sea of attentive faces, gilded chairs and a plush, red carpet.

Lord's is a strange stage for a botched revolution.

"Being engaged is such a strange stage because you're not married and you're not dating," Berkus told the news agency.

For the first time on children's television, there were normal kids with normal accents talking about normal things on screen, instead of strange, stage-schooled creatures who sounded as if they had time-travelled in from the Edwardian home counties and could only talk about their struggles with misplaced postal orders.

Russian President Faces Strange, Stage-Managed Questions in Annual Public Call-In.

His success thus far — raising a hundred and forty thousand dollars and receiving commitments from Paul Auster and Gabriel García Marquez — seemed to both delight and bewilder him; triumph was a strange new stage of grief.

So despite fixing her long nose with plastic surgery, Diller took great trouble to make herself look strange on stage with a variety of props and mini-dresses.

THE East German dramatist Heiner Müller was once asked to elucidate the strange opening stage direction for his 1980 play "Quartett": "Timespace: Salon before the French Revolution/Bunker after the Third World War".