Sentence examples for unlikely stage from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere the equipment rental sector was the unlikely stage for a bid battle.
— This village of strip malls, car dealerships and working-class neighborhoods is an unlikely stage for a battle between the two major parties in Washington.
Having made their name with an unlikely stage miniature - the Fringe First-winning Ladies and Gents, a theatrical film noir set in a public toilet - Semper Fi (Ireland) goes for scale here.
Burping impressively on cue, Mr. Daniels later gets to drink a bucket of saltwater (a nod, perhaps, to Mark Rylance's erstwhile tenancy at this same address in "Jerusalem," in which the Tony-winning actor downed a far more unlikely stage concoction) and practice his best kung-fu moves.
The streets — the highways, the boulevards, and the crooked lanes of Moscow — are, in fact, one of the unlikely stages of civil protest in Putin's Russia.
The nondescript four-story former tenement at 149 Bowery, with its ground floor "Organic Spa and Shop" sandwiched between lighting fixture outlet stores, is an unlikely staging ground for the next push in the battle against the prohibition of marijuana.
This strange lawsuit has all the feel of an O'Reilly shouting match shoved onto an unlikely new stage: the Supreme Court of New York State.
While an upward blip could occur in the first quarter, energy prices are unlikely to stage a repeat rise in 2001, analysts said.
With unsold housing inventories still high and property developers weighed down by debt, building activity is unlikely to stage a strong rebound.
But with technology changing, and a Leveson verdict on this topic thought unlikely, the stage is set for the next great debate: what will constitute a newspaper in the digital era?
Still, as evidence mounts that Pakistani troops are unlikely to stage a major offensive into the militant stronghold of North Waziristan, where Al Qaeda's top leaders are thought to be taking shelter, United States commanders have renewed their push for approval to send American commando teams into Pakistan.
