Examples of using Empty stage in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
It's just an empty stage.
Empty stage with lightspots.
And left an empty stage.
Empty stage, no music, it rains.
A field of souls, exposed at a nearly empty stage.
An empty stage, with no more than a few chairs.
They are the main props on an otherwise almost empty stage.
Illuminated empty stage podium for award ceremony.
Here he is. One little guy, black jeans and stuff,on a totally empty stage.
A huge screen, an empty stage, a visible backstage.
Empty stage with metal framework and blank billboard. 3d rendering.
To enjoy each moment and improvise each day as if it were an empty stage.
Illuminated empty stage podium with red carpet for award ceremony.
And then everyone starts walking to his door, and the lights come on,and then my son is just standing there, looking at an empty stage.
This is just an empty stage upon which Miss Westenra has lavished her formidable magic.
Benzina within the frame of the Embassy of the United Nations of Utopia provide empty stages for national configurations town hall of Berlin-Neukölln, 2002.
The rooms resemble empty stages, on which the figures are abandoned and act in seeming isolation from each other.
Lady Duncan has a waving compulsion, whereas Duncan goes whirling around after his own rhetorical pirouettes androlls thundering cannonballs across the empty stage.
The Silent Corner and the Empty Stage is the third album by British singer-songwriter Peter Hammill.
Instead, I argue that while most people are good most of the time, they can readily be led to act anti-socially, becausemost people are rarely solitary figures improvising soliloquies on the empty stage of life.
Five dancers are standing motionless on an empty stage, their eyes focused and directed to the front.
An empty stage, 10 chairs, 10 dancers and 20 rattles challenge the audience's powers of imagination.
Minimal Art in its self-reference was nothing more than a theatrical staging of a current nihilism a la Samuel Beckett,whereby the viewer is left to stand alone as if on an empty stage in front of dumb objects. Such was the premise of the art historian Michael Fried in his legendary polemic“Art and Objecthood” which appeared in the American art magazine, artforum in June 1967.
An empty stage surrounded by three white curtains taller than a man. In the middle, a spotlight frame hangs almost down to the ground.
A few longitudinal threads, an empty stage, the white canvas, the empty piece of paper, nothing more.
The stage is empty; the protagonists live inside the theatre.
In the end of the act, the stage remains empty.
After the show: the stage is empty where moments before something was happening.