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Take the stage   /teɪk ðə steɪdʒ/   Listen
Take the stage

verb
1.
Attract attention onto oneself.  Synonym: take stage.






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"Take the stage" Quotes from Famous Books



... But it doesn't present itself to me as a ground for sparing the older generation. In fact"—he sprang to his feet—"present company—present family excepted—we're being ruined—stick stock ruined—by the elder generation! They're in our way everywhere! Why don't they withdraw—and let us take the stage? We know more than they. We're further evolved—we're better informed. And they will insist on pitting their years against our brains all over the field. I tell you the world can't get on like this. Something will have to be done. We're choked ...
— The Coryston Family • Mrs. Humphry Ward

... ruin and a wreck—a moss-grown wall with a narrow, gateless archway made an irregular shadow on the moon-drenched earth. She saw that archway and that dry water-course, and a new, strong hope arose within her. Discretion had played its part; now it was time for Valour to take the stage. ...
— Cleek, the Master Detective • Thomas W. Hanshew



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