Sentence examples for terms of stage from inspiring English sources

"To be honest, in terms of stage and scenario, I felt very comfortable out there.

The French classical form is inherently static, at least in terms of stage action.

Cotchery's catch cannot match Tyree's in terms of stage or importance or number of YouTube hits, but it did not lack for panache or acrobatics.

Excess became the norm for bands such as the Rolling Stones, not just in terms of their private wealth and well-publicized decadence but also in terms of stage and studio effects and costs.

"He came just a few days short of Paris and still he was in the top five and I think given that he is going to focus more on stage racing this year I like to think we can see even more from him in terms of stage racing.

I have never admired this troupe more than in Friday's "Upside Down" (1998, to taped music by Fela Anikulapo Kuti): you could see more clearly than ever how the choreographer, Ronald K. Brown, draws from African dance material and how he rearranges it in terms of stage space and individual-group structure.

Some observers say that in terms of staging, less is more.

In terms of staging, several medieval-type mansions were clustered to form a single large unit.

In terms of staging, the Hallé doesn't begin to compete with the digital enhancements of Opera North's extravaganza: the props budget provided little more than a couple of thrones and bolt of gold lamé fabric to signify the fabled treasure.

In terms of stages, VC investment declined across all stages of development in both dollars and deals in the third quarter of 2012.

Even when described in terms of stages of theory construction, analysis and logical construction are not simply converse operations.