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Meanings of raised stage in English

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Usage of raised stage in English
1
I looked into the shadows at the back of the raised stage.
The unnatural inquirer
2
Until late Roman times it is unlikely that a raised stage existed.
Early European History
3
In the back, there's a slightly raised stage and a floor of tables.
The Guardian
4
Six bodies lay sprawled at the bottom of a raised stage.
The Guardian
5
Spangled girls swung on trapezes overhead, or danced long-leggedly on the raised stage.
Just another judgement day
6
With a lungful of air, Kerstin Rosenfeldt steps into position on the raised stage.
BBC
7
Seats rose in tiered semicircles around a small raised stage.
The Name of the Wind
8
There was a good-size crowd, fifty or sixty, in front of a raised stage.
Revival
9
The band sat on a raised stage in a corner.
The Golem and the Jinni
10
On the raised stage, under white floodlights, the reincarnation apparatus was already in place.
Immortality Inc.
11
A slightly raised stage held an unlit set, which looked like a lavishly appointed bedroom.
Blood rites
12
A large and heavy German stood up on the centre of the slightly raised stage.
The Mischief-Maker
13
He stood up suddenly and strode away from the table, heading for the raised stage.
Hell to pay
14
I ran for the raised stage at the back of the club, and it followed.
The unnatural inquirer
15
If it is practicable to have a raised stage, it will be found of great addition.
Entertainments for Home, Church and School
16
Entirely correct; the two doors lead into the elongated room, with the raised stage at the end.
Ghosts
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common