Sentence examples for the stage representing from inspiring English sources

Thousands of light bulbs hung above the stage representing pears.

Towards the close, a slow motion monsoon of silk ribbons descends on the stage, representing everything that stands between Khan and his past.

When we are honest on the stage, representing true emotions, that's what's important.

The anti-establishment mood was especially apparent when Alisha Barcena took the stage, representing UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, and was greeted with jeers from the crowd.

Three large white flags were placed at the back of the stage, representing the notion of "surrender"; electric fans set the flags flying at designated moments in the show.

"And even though you've won a medal and you're standing on the stage representing your country, there's always someone that's gonna pick a photo with a fine-tooth comb and say, 'Oh, well this is what makes her unpatriotic, this is what makes her different.'" .

Each light on the stage represents a memory which glows briefly then dims, lost in the scramble and the detail of the eloquent moment.

Did the huge generic trapezium in the middle of the stage represent the dizzying moral precipice over which we mortals all too often hurl ourselves, especially in the name of making opera?

The dictionary contained probably more vowels than either Archaic Chinese or Modern Standard Chinese, another indication that the development of the Northern Chinese phonology did not pass the stage represented by Qieyun.

Musically, the stage represented an interesting mix of standard big-room and electro (Afrojack, Nicky Romero), and others, all in one of the event's most high profile spaces.

The progress through the stages represented a transition in contact angle from an advancing contact angle to a receding contact angle.