Yet call our own girls to come and sing a couple of plays on this stage.
At this stage of his reverie, he began to feel wounded and distressed.
To show you by what faltering steps we sometimes climb to safe ground, I may say that at this stage of my inquiry I had not imagined Doria and Michael Pendean were one and the same person.
A month of arduous work he devoted to this stage of the inquiry, and his investigation produced nothing whatever.
But then Jenny, to whom all credit belongs at this stage--my devoted, glorious Jenny!
This stage may be reached at the end of twenty-four hours, or not for some days.
If a constricting band is applied at this stage, the infection can usually be checked and the occurrence of suppuration prevented.
To this stage in the process the term atheroma is applied.
By this time he has passed through the stage of infancy, and now his play becomes to the philosopher the highest stage of human development at this stage, because now it is self-expression.
Play is the most characteristic, most spiritual manifestation of man at this stage, and, at the same time, is typical of human life as a whole.
For here is no discussion of what children at this stage require, but a mere plunge into "subjects" in which formal grammar takes a foremost place.
Play is the highest phase of human development at this stage, because it is spontaneous expression of what is within produced by an inner necessity and impulse.
In the family the child sees parents and others at work, producing, doing something; consequently he, at this stage, would like to represent what he sees.
The grass at this stage of the season was well matured, the herd taking on flesh in a very gratifying manner, and, while we had crossed some rocky country, lame and sore-footed cattle had as yet caused us no serious trouble.
At this stage of the run, we had no idea where the rest of the outfit were, but both of us were satisfied the herd had scattered on leaving the mesquite thicket, and were possibly then running in half a dozen bunches like the one we were with.
As a rule, subjects in this stage of hypnotism do not feel any sensation that they can remember, and do not become self-conscious.
One of the most curious features of this stage of hypnotism is the effect on the memory.
In this stage insensibility is so complete that needles can be run into any part of the body without producing pain, and surgical operations may be performed without the slightest unpleasant effect.
One of the marked characteristics of this stage of hypnotism is the tendency of the muscles to contract, under the influence of the slightest touch, friction, pressure or massage, or even that of a magnet placed at a distance.
Titian's Mistress after the Life, comes in very well at this stage.
The conception is marked by a peculiar intensity but rarely to be met with in our master at this stage, and hardly in any other altar-piece of this particular type.
Nothing in the lower realm of the plant predicts the form, colour, scent and all the other properties of the new organ produced at this stage.
And the nature of the soul at this stageis volition throughout.
No possibility arises at this stage of our investigation of establishing any exact quantitative comparison.
What, then, is the soul's characteristic relationship to the world around at this stage?
Because his consciousness, at this stage of its evolution, was closely bound up with the force of gravity inherent in the human body, he was unable to form any conception of levity as a force opposite to gravity.
If he meant that to suggest peace to the enemy at this stage is both dangerous and ridiculous, he will be approved by the nation.
I do not wish to embarrass the President of the Administration by a discussion of the subject at this stage of the information, except to express confidence that the President will follow a wise and patriotic course.
At this stage of the voyage I doubt if I could pick out half-a-dozen of the sailors as men I had ever laid eyes on.
It was at this stage in the gale that he unbent sufficiently to tell me that we were going through a circular storm and that the wind was boxing the compass.
It was at this stage in our talk that Mr. Pike thrust his head into the doorway.
Alfieri is the only poet of modern times, whose works have been judged worthy of this stage, and no drama has been given on it since 1857, when the "Oedipus Tyrannus" of Sophocles was played.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "this stage" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
