take stage (Meaning)
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take stage (v)
attract attention onto oneself
Synonyms & Antonyms of take stage
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take stage Sentence Examples
- The renowned pianist took the stage to thunderous applause.
- The charismatic speaker took the stage and captivated the audience with his words.
- The nervous performer took the stage and forgot all their lines.
- The band took the stage and launched into a high-energy set.
- The politician took the stage and delivered a rousing speech that fired up the crowd.
- The actors took the stage and brought the characters to life in a breathtaking performance.
- The comedian took the stage and had the audience in stitches with their witty jokes.
- The students took the stage and showcased their talents in a dazzling talent show.
- The surgeon took the stage to present their groundbreaking research to a group of medical experts.
- The human rights activist took the stage and delivered a powerful speech that moved the hearts of the listeners.
FAQs About the word take stage
attract attention onto oneself
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The renowned pianist took the stage to thunderous applause.
The charismatic speaker took the stage and captivated the audience with his words.
The nervous performer took the stage and forgot all their lines.
The band took the stage and launched into a high-energy set.
