Sentence examples for supreme stage from inspiring English sources

The Royals had a slightly tougher journey to baseball's supreme stage, needing six games to see off the Toronto Blue Jays and win the AL championship.

Two tennis prodigies from families that have historically been, well, different, commanded the sport's supreme stage here yesterday and created part confrontation and part cartoon.

But while this might give us a utilitarian version of threshold deontology, it will not do as a version of dirty hands, since the utilitarian overriding at the supreme emergency stage will involve a decision that is simply right, and not in any sense right but still wrong.

As a dancer, Madonna is supreme on stage.

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Since the 1820s Russian dancers have reigned supreme on the ballet stage.

An example of her winning enthusiasm comes in her description of the first movement's pas de trois for the second ballerina and two men: "When it is danced correctly, with pedal to the metal, the exhilaration of seeing the woman lead the two men in triumphant flight around the stage is supreme".

And then the supreme trick in the staging is revealed: a shadowy group who throughout the show have been watching from the back of the stage (they were even in the pub).

Make that "Purr!" and "Roar!" Robert Longbottom's revival of this landmark musical, inspired by the career of the Supremes and first staged with dazzling inventiveness by Michael Bennett, brings to mind Roy Lichtenstein's color-dotted Pop paintings, in which women from comic-book panels are fixed in states of emotional crisis, single tears frozen on their cheeks.

Such was the excellence of her interpretation that Elisabeth Schwarzkopf called her Lulu "one of the supreme achievements of the operatic stage anywhere in the world".

The Toxic Avenger, the mutant superhero born of a shlocky cult movie who has now been given the supreme honor of inspiring a stage musical.