backstage造句

You've been invited backstage.

We play basketball backstage during my concerts.

Monkeys rest backstage after a show.

After the concert Mom and Dad came backstage.

"Hollywood is built on Europeans! Go back and look," Swinton said backstage after her triumph.

Then, turning to the model, he thanked her profusely and ushered her backstage.

So, I went backstage and told him the slides were out.

We are so lucky to have a team of Chinese students and professionals helping us backstage.

Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly chat backstage at the Academy Awards in 1956, where both appeared as presenters.

The conception allegedly went down backstage after one of Justin’s concerts at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

His credits also include "The Dresser," which lifted the curtain on backstage life in a WWII theater, and "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," which he adapted.

Despite the fashion for open kitchens in new designer gourmet restaurants in Paris, food-preparation in the home is still often considered an art to be mastered backstage.

This image has all the grace and beauty that the ballerina might express onstage, yet she is in her own world backstage.

These are often as small as an invitation to a reception, a discount in a museum shop or a backstage tour at the Royal Opera House.

Given that he can still be admitted to the Xi 'an Conservatory of Music and drive his own car as such a bad person, he must have some backstage support. He is not an ordinary person.

One year, about an hour before his appearance, I was informed that he was backstage preparing dozens of slides, even though I had reminded him a week earlier of the no-slides policy.

That rebel should is the backstage manipulator's informer and wants to provoke the narration between us and blue clothe male, it isn't to make the blue dress man collaborate with us.