Sentence examples for to stage so from inspiring English sources
But the book's story was too large and expensive for his company to stage, so he took the project to Company B, a troupe whose name is banal but whose reputation and working practices are somewhat similar to Steppenwolf's in Chicago.
"We need to stage so many England home games at Wembley to pay back the stadium, but it will not be too long before we have done that.
The last time I took in a show -- again for a bachelorette party -- a man dressed in denim shorts and Ropers invited my friend to stand close to the stage so that her chest was level with it.
Security managed to rush the man running to the stage, so Mr Olver didn't get to find out the nature of his prize.
His biggest responsibility, he says, is to open the door leading to the stage so that Tommy can make a grand and seamless entrance.
People tried to Shazam the songs and get close enough to the stage so that they could figure out if it was, indeed, the man known legally as William Bevan.
That doesn't translate to the stage, so his band heavily brined the songs' arrangements to make them fuller, rowdier, more intense.
Does this mean he doesn't rate those who've stepped on to the stage so far?
Sometimes the other comics sit next to the stage, so the audience gets a sense of our camaraderie.
But the orchestra and some members of the artistic staff did not want attendees seated too close to the stage, so at the dress rehearsal, rope barriers were placed in the aisles.
The musicians — from Ensemble Signal, under the baton of Brad Lubman — have been moved up to the stage so that the children in the audience don't just hear the instruments; they also see them.
