Sentence examples for struggling stage from inspiring English sources

For years, Rajinikanth, whose real name is Shivaji Rao Gaekwad, worked as a struggling stage actor.

He bought it in New York in 1951 for good luck as a struggling stage actor, and he often said it helped him get his big break in Hollywood.

Mr. Reems, who began his career in the 1960s as a struggling stage actor, had already made dozens of pornographic films when he starred opposite Ms. Lovelace in "Deep Throat".

But it is as Orange is the New Black's Piper Chapman, a middle class woman whose world is changed forever when she is incarcerated for a long-past crime, that she has reached a global audience she never envisaged as a struggling  stage actress.

Sivaji Ganesan, at that time a struggling stage actor, acted in En Thangai as "a brother sacrificing his love for the sake of his sightless kid sister".

When a minor role of the hero's bodyguard was yet to be cast, the then struggling stage actor Villupuram Chinniah Pillai Ganeshamurthywho later became known as Sivaji Ganesanwas interested; he grew his hair long for the role.

In struggling stages, he did so, merging light and substance — Impressionist immediacy and the density of matter — by being rigorously true to the testimony of eyesight, such as the different angles, and thus the very slightly different worlds, of vision from the right eye and the left.

In struggling stages, he did so, merging light and substance Impressionist immediacy and the density of matter by being rigorously true to the testimony of eyesight, such as the different angles, and thus the very slightly different worlds, of vision from the right eye and the left.

Like, I don't want anyone to go through the struggling stages of being a young mum.

I was struggling on stage.

The time is 1942, right before his death, and he is struggling to stage "Richard III," his first Shakespearean triumph.