Sentence examples for this kind of stage from inspiring English sources

He loves playing on this kind of stage.

In recent years this kind of stage has tended to go the way of the sprinters, so the smart money should be on whoever is left standing of Kittel, Cavendish, Greipel, Cocquard, and perhaps Démare.

Yet if there was one team that appeared caught in unfamiliar territory then it was Everton, who must have been expecting the big guns and instead found themselves facing a collection of United players many of whom were equally inexperienced on this kind of stage.

What has not gone unnoticed, however, is what a remarkable job all concerned have done to get the bay-coloured horse with "long spidery legs" to this kind of stage at all.

"If anybody returns from an illness to play professional football on this kind of stage for a club like Manchester United, it shows a lot about the boy himself," said Moyes.

Everything here is otherworldly, from the knitted cars to the giant accessories, and he invests the images with a definably English sense of whimsical humour that is often missing from this kind of staged photography.

An early example of this kind of staged combat in Europe was in Italy in the late 19th century, where the term tramagnini came to be used generically in the sense of "extra" or "stunt man" for those who fought on the stage in enactments of battle scenes in grand opera, for example.

This kind of stage-specific analysis of germ cell markers approach will help define and dissect out mitotic, meiotic, and postmeiotic germ cell processes leading to improved translational opportunities as suggested earlier also [ 59].

This is the kind of stage he needs to prove to the Ireland management that he can handle the big occasion.

And that kind of stage slowness turns out to be the right speed for magic.

It may not be the kind of stage she's used to but that doesn't seem to matter.