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Meanings of stage fright in English
Usage of stage fright in English
1
The difficulties, from stage fright to voice production, will no longer exist.'
2
Yes, he could definitely make her stage fright work for the show.
3
Apparently some actors use the same method to cope with stage fright.
4
The stage fright would be a part of her arc, of course.
5
I know for a fact that I don't get stage fright, because-
6
I saw how it was; he had been seized with stage fright.
7
It's mostly the stage fright, but then it's everything else, too, y'know?
8
Joe, through shame or stage fright, made no effort to release himself.
9
This competition should not bring on stage fright in them either.
10
I remember hearing you say you had stage fright before performances.
11
Funny how she hadn't mentioned her pathological stage fright when she was auditioning.
12
She had a stab of fear that went beyond stage fright.
13
Even at the start, John Cooper Clarke never had stage fright.
14
Some of this might have been down to simple stage fright.
15
They ambled on with singer Jacqui McShee, who was clearly suffering stage fright.
16
Anne was the victim of an overwhelming attack of stage fright.
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Translations for stage fright
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