Sentence examples for to be stage from inspiring English sources
It turned out to be Stage 2 Hodgkin's disease.
It turned out to be Stage 3 pancreatic cancer.
That cold war landscape of steel and concrete had turned out to be stage scenery.
Politics does not have to be stage managed showbusiness for ugly people.
That one is expected to be Stage 3 on Tuesday, when the race route traverses seven sections of cobblestones.
They have to be: stage and screen musicals in those days led you firmly through their own paces; inasmuch as they were ambiguous, emotionally or musically, they failed.
A series of apology videos were posted on YouTube after some media outlets claimed the first clip appeared to be stage-managed.
Elections in 1966, the first since 1951 not to be stage-managed by the prince, brought in a majority of National Assembly members who owed little or nothing to Sihanouk himself.
She seemed to be stage-managing the whole thing - from the self-consciously posed photos (diving off the boat, the kiss) to her promise to the press, bobbing up and down a few feet away, that she would deliver them an amazing story "very soon".
From Kerry Katona to Will Self, from Russell Brand to Tara P-T, Not Doing Drugs becomes as central and boastful in their lives as Doing Drugs once was; they still can't bear not to be stage-centre, but now they expect respect for their abstinence rather than their indulgence.
