Meanings of downstage in English

Systemic and regional chemotherapy is able to downstage primarily nonresectable pancreatic cancers.

Lights go down upstage right, come up downstage on Faustus's apartment.

Lights go down upstage, come up downstage to reveal the inside of Fausuts's apartment.

It began with an electric crackle downstage, stage right.

Those eyes would land on the little demon downstage, stage right, unless they were distracted.

The water would flow into a trough hidden downstage, which would lead to a basin outdoors.

The downstage dancer gives me a filthy look.

It may downstage tumors, sterilize regional lymph nodes, and improve resectability in patients with marginally resectable pancreatic cancer.

The lights fade downstage and come up upstage right on the entrance to the building, where Martin still sits.

He has the obsessiveness of the true alcoholic, his attention rigidly fixed on the four whiskey bottles prominently placed downstage.

Conclusions: Tandem DEE transarterial chemoembolization provides safe and effective treatment for HCC and a bridge or downstage therapy for liver transplantation.

Grandage stages the closet scene brilliantly by placing Polonius downstage, before a billowing gauze curtain, so that we too become eavesdroppers.

Even the placing of a table, downstage centre, seems designed to summon nostalgia for more naive amateur dramas, to make it approachable.

Neoadjuvant chemotherapy can downstage the tumour and enable surgery in up to 38 per cent of patients whose tumours were initially considered irresectable.

Then, more gracefully than ever Freddie Rooke had managed to move downstage under the tuition of Johnson Miller, he moved upstage to the exit.

A seashell is meant to hold the sound of the universe, while Einstein himself sits downstage sawing away on his favorite musical instrument, the violin.