Sentence examples for the white stage from inspiring English sources

The white stage is heavily raked and the slope is effectively used.

The dancers walk deliberately onto the white stage floor, which is overhung with an arching Calder-style sculpture.

On the white stage is a chair and a mark on the floor, a mike-stand, a big computer screen and an autocue.

I hear the dancers coming on to the white stage in the middle of the gallery, feet thudding and sliding in one place then another.

What still resonated, with poetic force, was Ms. Rainer's presence, largely on the margins of the white stage that had been set up in the handsome Walter de Maria gallery.

At the start Mr. Dimchev walked across the white stage, which featured a flea-market painting of a woman in a blue dress as well as a keyboard on a black table, a chair and a porcelain cat.

Bonnie Greer's article on the state of the theatre and black people's place in it both amused and saddened me (The white stages, May 3).

At the "white bud" stage (stage 2), the floral buds were 3.3 ± 0.1 mm length × 2.7 ± 0.7 mm width on the average.

At the immature white stage, there is little difference between the inner peel and the flesh tissue in term of color for watermelon fruits, while at the white-pink flesh stage, its flesh tissue starts to turn pink due to the accumulation of lycopene.

It's told through the relationship of a son forced to look after his senile father, who graphically – and all too regularly – spills the contents of his adult nappy all over the pristine white stage.

The simple white stage, designed by Jan Versweyveld, like Sally Jacobs' famous white box used in Peter Brook's l970 production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, with the solo door exit at center functions as a canvas on which the tragedy will play itself out.