Sentence examples for talking in stage from inspiring English sources

Louis Dupree, the late American scholar, described the scene in his book "Afghanistan" (Princeton University Press, 1980): "Having found their assigned seats, the primly stiff delegates sat waiting for the king, talking in stage whispers while attendants passed among them with cigarettes, water and tea".

He and Linden Labs, he said, are "talking in friendly stages about something we might do".

Your personal demeanor should vary at each stage, moving from approachability (not overfriendliness or too formal) in the opening to confidence when talking in the main stage.

But when I was doing college shows I used to talk in my stage act about a book I wrote called "Cards as Weapons" that didn't exist at all.

During introductions, some students broke into song or dance, while others admitted that even talking in a seminar gave them stage fright.

For almost everyone else the idea is still in the talking stage, in part because there's a big profit in bottled water, even though some of it comes out of a tap before it goes into the bottle.

Begin to talk again in stages.

It would never make it past the talking stage in the advertiser-supported realm, even though several of the broadcast networks have plenty of underperforming prime-time shows they could pre-empt.

Black and Latino parents, seated on a stage, talked in raw, emotional language about mistakes they had made in caring for their children.

Jones said the college has only begun "the talking stages" in its search for facilities for the Flyers.

And in South Dakota, though projects are still in the talking stage, brokers have begun to make their way from farm to farm, offering royalties for wind rights.