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61. It's difficult for someone who's been a stage actor to make the transition to television.

62. These studies gave rise to the view that children went through a stage of treating less as if it was synonymous with more.

63. A stage direction suggests devils appear and Faustus goes off with Mephostophilis.

64. Let us then take the discussion a stage further. Consider the following sentences: 3.

65. She was singing on a stage in back of the bar and was wearing a black dress.

66. The pot of gold was at the end of every two-bit dive with a stage,[http://sentencedict.com/a stage.html] and they played them all.

67. He had become a stage manager and officer of the Minnehaha Minstrels.

68. Alice entered the competition in London under a stage name Lavender Lee.

69. Dawson is now producing a stage version of the story with a cast of young actors from New York.

70. In San Jose a stage with black leather curtains waited; they were the only passengers.

71. The up-side is that you have reached a stage where you can make some decisions.

72. The development of mysticism in a particular tradition represents a stage in the evolution of the religious consciousness.

73. Known only be a stage name, he is pure role.

74. The world is a stage, but the play is badly cast. Oscar Wilde 

75. All arguments on behalf of the unities of time and place presuppose that a stage representation can be mistaken for reality.

76. And he started to panic, like a stage actor who had forgotten his lines.

77. Our understanding of development is at a stage reminiscent of genetics in the 1930s.

78. I get a stage fright.

79. "Postindustrial" indicates a stage of moral, not economic, growth.

80. I have a stage fright.

81. In real-life, the band have memorable songs and a stage vigour that enthrals.

82. "Many of these companies are now at a stage where they need growth capital," Haik added.

83. Can collect viewing rate most currently outside notting have teleplay and recreational program, but these two devoted cost blame is common defend inspect a stage to be able to bear.

84. At the door she caught Bloggs's sleeve and said in a stage whisper, " Tell me - what is he? "

85. The Theatre in Margate, Kent, has only 60 red velvet seats and a stage measuring just 10x7ft.

86. Surprises are no fun. Ask for a stage plot and input list, or make one from the information they give you.

87. And onto the pointed end of a standard paperclip he managed to fit Shakespeare's "All the world's a stage: And all the men and women merely players," from As You Like It.

88. Nowadays, distributed computing technology has reached a new seedtime that is a stage of middleware technique.

89. He fled Seventy-eighth Street afraid he'd made it a stage for theatrics.

90. In February 2008, Birgith created a Stage Group of professional Eurythmists, "The Southern Light" with the intention of bringing eurythmy performances to a wider audience, in Australia and beyond.