Similar words: change hands, stage, staged, a stage, wastage, postage, upstage, offstage. Meaning: n. an employee of a theater who performs work involved in putting on a theatrical production.
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(1) Regan, the chief stagehand, said in a harsh whisper.
(2) Regan, the chief stagehand, walked by Eliza.
(3) A cordon of stagehands appeared from nowhere and surrounded me as I stepped out of the car.
(4) The stagehands pulled on their ropes, and the curtain rolled up smoothly.
(5) The stagehand ran back to a trunk by the wall and took out a doll wrapped in a plaid blanket.
(6) A new stage-hand stood watching Ken's routine as a bank robber armed with sticks.
(7) He worked as a stagehand there.
(8) The director condescended to take advice from the stagehand.
(9) A stagehand who helps in shifting scenery.
(10) Claffey, a second-generation stagehand, is a quiet, unfailingly polite man, but with a fierce commitment to his union(sentencedict.com), which has never in its more than 100-year history struck Broadway.
(11) Mulcahey flew past the desk and the startled clerks to the room where the stagehands had said he would find Jack Diamond.
(12) A coda to a Wagner song finds Cynthia Loemij winding down as the set is dismantled by stagehands.
(13) Philip Drew had also been seen at the relevant time by a stagehand.
(14) Not one Girl was dropped and due to the anti-social breath of the stagehands, not one romance developed.
(15) Illustration of the managing and improving of stage equipments, lights, sound system and relevant facilities were shown with improved examples involved in humanistic concept of stagehand.
More similar words: change hands, stage, staged, a stage, wastage, postage, upstage, offstage, hostage, onstage, in stages, downstage, stage left, oral stage, backstage, final stage, multistage, stagecoach, at this stage, stage fright, center stage, mechanical advantage, sledgehammer, sledge hammer, garbage heap, package holiday, on one hand, forehand, freehand, free hand.