Sentence examples for too much stage from inspiring English sources

There are worse fates for a 57-year-old actress than having to deal with too much stage time.

Scarcely one close-up was used, and often solos were filmed with the figure not just seen full-framed but surrounded by all too much stage space.

But Nunn's two prime obsessions as a director are Shakespeare and musicals; and I still believe the latter occupied too much stage time.

We've never relied on too much stage stuff, but obviously it's nice to have some things with you that provide a bit of a spectacle.

Rather too much stage time is expended as they make like Fred and Ethel Mertz, exchanging scabrous recriminations about her food and his rudeness, with the occasional vulgar insult in English thrown in to win an easy laugh.

This was done in order to trigger sounds sampled from various pieces of acoustic percussion that would otherwise consume far too much stage area.

The circuit decided it was paying too much to stage the Grand Prix.

Programmers today recognize that concert telecasts are big events that don't cost too much to stage, wrapping reality television in the glittery cloak of celebrity.

That's because this isn't a bubble based on exits and liquidity, it's a bubble based on too much early stage money throwing itself at too few good ideas.

Throughout the performance, there was simply too much unnecessary stage business (at times the Wingfield apartment began to resemble a train station).

Don't jam or talk too much on stage.