Sentence examples for valuable stage from inspiring English sources

Paul Taylor becomes the first arts organization to take advantage of the newly available and valuable stage space.

Waits had taken the job because he intended to eventually play there himself, which he did, giving himself valuable stage time to hone his craft.

Sure the Dead are eating up valuable stage time by playing half-formed chords and apologising for the drummer tying his shoelaces.

All of them agreed that simply building a house from start to finish and thinking critically about insulation, solar orientation, energy use and other elements of green design would be an immensely valuable stage in our home construction odyssey.

Lonely Planet's own survey of almost 20,000 travellers, 15,000 of whom were aged 18-34, indicathatthet the new backpackers - or "global nomads" - are degree educated, have strong opinions about social justice and world peace, and see travel as a culturally valuable stage on life's way.

John Larroquette, that increasingly valuable stage actor, is the intellectual Easterner.

But it could prove to be a valuable staging post on the way to the World Cup and beyond.

Prior to the release of the initial findings of the Multicenter Selective Lymphadenectomy Trial-1 (MSLT-1), SLN biopsy had already been generally embraced by the worldwide surgical community as a valuable staging tool and as a minimally invasive way to accurately identify patients with clinically occult regional lymph node metastases.

So long as small farmers remain only at the bottom, with the least-valuable stage of production, poverty may be alleviated but inequality is maintained.

A valuable next stage would be to make the simulations even more complex and naturalistic, adding additional features (such as hills, curves, lane boundaries and landmarks) to the scene.

Turkish troops are leading peacekeeping forces in Afghanistan, and Turkish bases would be valuable as staging points for an attack on Iraq.