Sentence examples for take a stage from inspiring English sources

A couple of years ago, France did not even take a stage victory.

It's about how do we manage to take a stage performance but make it feel bigger and more cinematic".

If Cromer can be said to have a signature style, it's his ability to take a stage apart and put it back together again, the better to find the emotional truth buttressing its floor.

When he made his attack, it was with indecent ease – cruising away then easing up, tempting the peloton of favourites three times before deciding to make it stick and rocket off up the road to take a stage win in the Yellow Jersey, the first rider to do so since Fignon in 1989.

Chavanel opened a gap in a bid to take a stage win on what was already a proud day for his family; his younger brother Sébastien's last place on general classification earned the dubious but potentially lucrative honour of being the race's Lanterne Rouge.

She is overwhelmed with joy as she watches Stephon take a stage microphone and proclaim, "Let's make a movie, Christina".

And, the doctors said, because they opted to take a staged approach, they could end tomorrow's procedure if complications arise in the operating room.

He used his given name at first but later took a stage name, Marshall Grayson.

After a brother objected to her career choice, she took a stage name, borrowing that of a boyfriend and fellow entertainer, Jack Mabley.

The last time a redshirt-freshman quarterback with as much promise took a stage like this, he ended up captivating the world of college football.

But, taken a stage further, it also suggests Larry Summers at the Treasury - a big beast, intellectually and personally - rather than a functionary like Tim Geitner or Sheila Baer.