Sentence for stage | Use stage in a sentence

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• The stage is almost dark.] (8)
• The stage is blotted dark.] (8)
• The Stage is blotted dark.] (8)
• I came to ask you about the stage. (8)
• I hardly advise that at this stage. (8)
• We are now already at the second stage. (8)
• You stand on a different stage of the stairs. (10)
• I reply, he was at a critical stage of his career. (10)
• Delphica and Falarique will be fine stage business. (10)
• You ought to be turned inside out on your own stage. (10)
• The lifting of the curtain drew all eyes to the stage. (10)
• The Stage is lighted up again, as in the opening scene. (8)
• I will not have a daughter of mine mixed up with the stage. (8)
• To this extent the stage has always catered to the public. (16)
• A screen and a luxurious couch an the fireplace side, stage Left. (8)
• We do not wish to study our stage, its methods and its products. (16)
• I knew him on the stage in most of the plays that used to be given. (9)
• He might have seen as tragic as ever dripped on Stage, had he looked. (10)
• If that thing could be put upon the stage it would be a killing success. (9)
• From the stage that voice of steel exerted its compelling resonance once more. (12)
• The stage door opens, and a doorkeeper, poking his head out, looks up and down. (8)
• The theatre was a rageing darkness; and there was barely a light on the stage. (10)
• They had biscuits and sweetmeats, and looked forward to tea at a farther stage. (10)
• This stage of experience is a sublime development in the great souls of misers. (10)
• This stage of experience is a sublime development in the great souls of misers. (22)
• Acting (as it was his nature to do off the stage), he had not exaggerated his profound melancholy. (10)
• Brahms never wrote for the stage but was active in all other departments of music. (3)
• Even today this scene remains one of the most powerful known to the operatic stage. (3)
• Probably no dramatist ever needed the stage less, and none ever brought more to it. (9)
• We must have two chairs at hand for you to bring forward to the front of the stage. (4)
• It is the sentence which completes that stage; A testament of wisdom reading blank. (10)
• We are mortals attaining the celestial accord with effort, through a stage of pain. (10)
• A bust of the founder, which fronted the stage, was first unveiled amid great applause. (13)
• And his very way of standing there was art and interpretation; the whole world was his stage. (12)
• Yes, the oaks were before the ashes, brown-gold already; every tree in different stage and hue. (8)
• By a strange fatality every stage of their innocent loves was certain to have a human beholder. (10)
• So it had been with him at the early stage; and his heart went swifter, memory fetched a breath. (10)
• He could stand it on the stage, he could stand it in a book, but in real life he could not stand it. (8)
• In relation to the stage, they have taken in our land the form and title of Puritan and Bacchanalian. (10)
• As for plays, he detested the theatre, and said he would as lief do a sum as follow a plot on the stage. (9)
• He could have thanked her for yielding her hand without a stage scene; she had fine breeding by nature. (10)
• We will take the point of view of science, be the stage carpenters, and let the actors move on and off. (10)
• Now that the preparatory measures had reached this stage the time seemed ripe for more decisive measures. (19)
• Against the wall, stage Left, is an old oak dresser, and a small writing table across the Left Back corner. (8)
• The coach, therefore, took them the first stage of their journey, and brought its master back to Longbourn. (4)
• By tightening his arms across his chest he gained some outward composure, and fixed his eyes upon the stage. (10)
• You must remember, that in their young days the Stage was many stages beneath the esteem entertained for it now. (10)
• Yet he was, in the keeping of the stage Providence, as harmless as a blank cartridge, in spite of his deadly aims. (9)
• His patrimony spent, he at once believed himself an actor, and he was hissed off the stage of a provincial theatre. (10)
• With his usual coolness Adrian debated whether he might be in the observatory or the practical stage of the voyage. (10)
• These have each stage always alive, quick at a word, a scent, a sound, to conjure up scenes, in spirit and in flame. (10)
• Ah, but familiarity, knowledge, confirmed assurance of his character, lift her to another stage, above the pleasures. (10)
• Just before the fall, the whole drama of the unfolding of that secret was brilliant to his eyes as a scene on a stage. (10)
• The news reporter is often better qualified to describe the milk-baths of a stage notoriety than is the ablest critic. (16)
• This is now so generally recognized that it has been practically ignored by modern composers in their works for the stage. (3)
• Hereditary Puritanism, regarding the stage, is met, to this day, in many families quite undistinguished by arrogant piety. (10)
• With a running fire of such stories, it may be supposed how difficult was my task in getting any thing done upon the stage. (6)
• At last a clever and charming elocutionist, who had long wished to get himself on the stage, heard of it and asked to see it. (9)
• The Back Wall with these French windows, is set only about ten feet from the footlights, and the rest of the stage is orchard. (8)
• These bad traditions of Comedy affect us not only on the stage, but in our literature, and may be tracked into our social life. (10)
• The Hamlet of Fechter, which rose ghostlike out of the gulf of the past, and cloudily possessed the stage where the Hamlet of Mme. (9)
• Here and there through the gloomy cabin lay the victims of the fell malady, in every stage of suffering, and in every attitude of misery. (6)
• Nesta looked at Louise when some one was perceived on the stage bending to her father: It was Mr. Peridon; he never once raised his face. (10)
• Bare walls, a sloping skylight, no windows; no fireplace visible; a bedroom door, stage Right; a kitchen door, stage Left. (8)
• Look here, Beaton, when your natural-gas man gets to the picture-buying stage in his development, just remember your old friends, will you? (9)
• Emilia replied that she had given up the stage; and looked mournfully at the drop-scene, as at a lost kingdom, scarcely repressing her tears. (10)
• She is now embellishing the variety stage, whence she emerged upon the circus world, and where, perhaps, her costly beauty is better appreciated. (21)
• The dance, which in the early Opera had played a part of some importance, was finally banished entirely from the scene, though not from the stage. (3)
• And on the stage the ballet whirled its kaleidoscope of snow-white, salmon-pink, and emerald-green and violet and seemed suddenly to freeze into a stilly spangled pyramid. (8)

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