Sentence examples for take that stage from inspiring English sources

Fassel did not seem to be angry with Maynard, though he seemed to be experiencing a common disbelief: that a punter would dare take that stage.

(Although, when you think about it, which political wife would take that stage and declare her lack of certainty?) And, like many great political speeches, hers began with a declaration that "I want to talk to you tonight not about politics and not about party," and then went on to talk mostly about politics and party.

"THANK YOU to everyone that had the courage to take that stage- wether it be right side up or sideways.

DUBUQUE, Iowa — Mitt Romney, clad in Tommy Bahama blue jeans and a blue plaid work shirt, took that stage at a metal fabrication shop here and offered two different scenarios a year from now.

Virtually anyone else who takes that stage can seem stiff and untrained.

I would not have taken that stage without the incredible support of the organizers of TedxAustinWomen: Sara Bordo and Alexis Jones.

"There's a beautiful wave of female empowerment happening right now, and this is about taking that a stage further.

Nonetheless, he was qualitatively less mature and calm than anybody who has taken that debate stage since I began watching in 1984.

At the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, "Mame" runs through July 7, and Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Carousel" will take over that stage July 13-Sept.

So it may be that many people who registered just don't take that second stage.

Yet given the seriousness of persistent poverty, any president, or aspiring president, must take the stage that LBJ mounted — and still dominates half a century later.