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Take stage   /teɪk steɪdʒ/   Listen
Take stage

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






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"Take stage" Quotes from Famous Books



... known to the inhabitants of those days, and did more or less betting on uncertain games, and much more wrestling with an insidious enemy. He was crazy drunk when lifted from the hack at his quarters late that night; and his orders were to take stage for Fetterman at three P.M. the following day. Captain Webb, returning from his Kansas court, would reach Cheyenne at noon and go by same conveyance. It was arranged that the two officers should be in readiness at the fort, and the coach ...
— Marion's Faith. • Charles King

... Bourg—from Paris, of course; one may leave the train at Macon, and take stage from Macon to Bourg, or, continuing as far as Lyons, take train again from ...
— The Companions of Jehu • Alexandre Dumas



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