center stage in English
at the play's opening she stands center stage
Use "center stage" in a sentence
1. How high the center stage that day!
2. Currently, services have center stage in the evolution process.
3. Weak numbers to take center stage in stimulus debate.
4. Abortion is, once again, center stage in our political debates
5. His constant taking center stage could deprive him of his.
6. A Banana can also take center stage in pudding and pie
7. This was the revelation that brought reversal pathways to center stage.
8. The characters wear colorful outfits and enact their scenes center stage.
9. The Arbor's dark gray finish lets the bright flowers take center stage
10. An array of Navajo rugs recently held center stage in the Showcase Gallery.
11. A glistening Chalcedony gemstone takes center stage in this carefully handcrafted, double-sided link
12. Because of the large teak frame, Mama Tuyet occupied center stage on the altar.
13. Background colors often are light and neutral, letting bold - color accessories take center stage.
14. The big Muppet stars are relegated to minor roles and humans take center stage.
15. They cheered as his golden casket was wheeled out to a lIt'spot below center stage.
16. Center stage can rotate, change movements, the three - arched side, full of realistic architectural styles.
17. That is when the euro took center stage because of a structural weakness in its constitution.
18. Amid the glorious columned arches and baroque ornamentation of the Academy, Frederick Taylor commanded center stage.
19. These were the Olympic Games, and soon it would be his moment to take center stage.
20. At the September 18th session, they grabbed center stage with shouts of "¡Junta queremos! ¡junta queremos!"
21. Codeless Osn Arsedine Moon all the two took center stage of colonic adenocarcinoma associated with protein absorption.
22. Inversion of Control ( IoC ) pattern has moved to the center stage recently after a long gestation period.
23. Butoh is a theater of improvisation which places the personal experiences of the dancer on center-stage
24. Yet there are no equivalent words for ‘‘accountability’’ or ‘‘Answerability’’ in Norwegian and responsibility takes center stage
25. Alexander I.. Lebed took center stage to criticize the ailing leader and cast himself as heir apparent.
26. He was in Lane center stage, because he had gone faster than anyone else in the morning preliminaries.
27. TAnzanite jewelry shines the brightest in neutral toned outfits, which allow the pleochroism of tAnzanite to take center stage
28. On the 4th of July, patriotic American flag Bunting takes center stage on homes and businesses across the country
29. At the home of Rose Falconio, a large photograph of James takes center stage on a living room wall.
30. (WTOC) - Both Alderwomen At-Large on Savannah’s city council took center stage Tuesday night at a town hall meeting
31. Several times from wing to a desk at center stage he glanced out at the audience to acknowledge the applause.
32. In 1982, at 70 years old, Bourgeois finally took center stage with a retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art.
33. These systematic and pervasive human rights abuses are now, finally, at the center stage of the international community’s agenda for action.”
34. Becoming the Benchmarkers Conservation practices take center stage as the Isley family continually learns how to better their operation and set …
35. Then out of the blackness, Paul Westerberg steps to center stage with an acoustic guitar and plays " Here comes a regular. "
36. And the Left's divas, who've made the Judiciary Committee their center stage for 20 years of Borkings, snapped into carefully choreographed outrage.
37. Elevated gastropub cuisine, regional microbrews and barrel-aged cocktails take center stage at Buffalos, a refined sports bar and restaurant in Beaver Creek
38. Though he rarely takes center stage, Chic cofounder Nile Rodgers has had a deeper impact on popular music than most of its marquee stars
39. Caddies might not quite be at center stage in the hit play that is golf, but they do more than whisper lines from the wings
40. Brasserie on 3 offers an innovative menu with an emphasis on the finest seasonal produce - with organic, locally and sustainably sourced ingredients taking center stage
41. With that in mind, it’s time to invite the Bassists to center stage by recognizing 10 exceptional players who weren’t content merely to stand and serve.
42. At stake and at center-stage: a propelled form of motivity, speed, accelerations and dead-stops, an aleatory array of unremitting shifts, « instantanées »—obstinately un-emblematic.
43. With the advent of Joe Louis, who first gained national prominence in 1935 and became heavyweight champion two years later, the heavyweight division returned to center stage.
44. Before analyzing Lucene's index file structure, you should understand the inverted index concept. An inverted index is an inside-out arrangement of documents in which terms take center stage.
45. Brian O'Neal and the Busboys Ladies, gentlemen, friends and fans - - 2020 and 2021 brings the ever present, inspirational, hot Rock, Roll & Soul of The Busboys back to center stage
46. Blenheim was a reward from Queen Anne to the first Duke of Marlborough for saving much of Europe from the domination of Louis XIV, and instantly became the family's center stage
47. As mentioned in the last article, content retrieval and management is the end game in all of this, so item retrieval will probably take center stage in the connector development process.
48. Anatomizing Civil War places at center stage characteristics of Lucan's work that have so far been interpreted as excessive, or as symptoms of an overly rhetorical culture indicating a lack of substance
49. Blini are quite a big part of the Russian culture! During the Eastern Slavic folk holiday, Maslenitsa, they are eaten in large quantities, shared with friends, and generally take the center stage …
50. Anatomizing Civil War places at center stage characteristics of Lucan's work that have so far been interpreted as excessive, or as symptoms of an overly rhetorical culture indicating a lack of substance.