Sentence examples for take one stage from inspiring English sources

Tale of Us, DJ Tennis, Nina Kraviz, Mind Against, Thugfucker, Job Jobse, and THUMP favorite Barnt all take one stage.

Refn's gender-reversal is taken one stage further by Maren Ade, whose three-hour German comedy Toni Erdmann is the current frontrunner to win the Palme d'Or on Sunday.

The word panache might have been coined for Faber's exploits in that race; he took one stage with a 255km solo escape to finish 33 minutes ahead of his rivals; he won another by passing over the Ballon d'Alsace, then he raced along the cols Porte, Laffrey and Bayard in first place while the heavens threw all they could muster at him.

Starting at 12 noon, artists will take one of three different stages.

It can take one misplaced comment at any stage in the criminal justice process to dissuade a victim from pursuing a conviction.

It is important to remember that education concerning EBM can take one through the key initial stages of change before one is prepared to adopt EBM in practice.

The initial speed was set at 8.5 km h-1 (2.4 m s-1), increasing by 0.5 km h-1 (0.1 m s-1) with each stage thereafter (one stage takes one minute).

It is important, though, that the singer is not screaming and vomiting their emotions on stage, taking one captive.

The Conservatives want to take filtering one stage further and force adult content sites to verify age beyond the simple "I am 18 or older" age gates that do not force users to prove that they are as old as they say they are.

Now two London business schools, South Bank and City University Business School, have taken it one stage further by awarding a master in voluntary administration (MVA).

"The larval stage takes one month, after which a larva pupates and makes a cocoon," he continued.