Sentence examples for take a staged from inspiring English sources

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.

"We're going to take a staged approach," says Beyda. "We're going to first try to make equity investment in these technologies and evaluate what our token position would be moving forward.

We then took a staged approach to roll the study out to general practices within Primary Care Organisations in Greater Manchester.

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".

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

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.

Like Peter Brook, she has taken a stage classic and reinterpreted it by attempting to reach back to an emotional root and motivational essence.