Sentence examples similar to that sort of stage from inspiring English sources

That sort of stage-managing is what distinguishes Newman from the tradition of straightforward portraiture that runs from Nadar and Brady to Karsh and Avedon -- and has itself now spawned a tradition of its own.

As I say, I'm a practised enough drinker that I rarely experience this sort of stage fright.

Opus No 7, as you have probably guessed, is crammed with the sort of stage alchemy that has become something of a trademark for Krymov.

Ms. Lane had little familiarity with "Sweet Bird" before Mr. Cromer called on her but said she had a flash of recognition after reading the play: The Princess was the sort of stage gorgon that she spent her childhood around.

Mr. Berlusconi is no stranger to this sort of stage setting.

Twelve months ago he started off at the lower tournaments and had to go to some places he didn't want to go to, so to get to this sort of stage is amazing.

The fact that there are so many paparazzi at this sort of staged event means that they will all end up with more or less the same pictures.

He is, in short, the sort of stage-worthy hero who could have been made only in England.

The principal setting of "Underworld" is a basement speakeasy called the Dreamland Cafe — a closed, windowless environment that functions as a sort of stage on which the characters can watch and be watched.

Become the sorts of stage parents who then push their kids into doing things that they really don't want to do," Marion explained.

"In my romanticized version of how medical acting works from the performer's perspective, I like to think that this is essentially still a sort of stage for the actor.