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Meanings of step onstage in English

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Usage of step onstage in English
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I still see it, Johnno, every time I watch the four of you step onstage.
Public secrets
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It's nearly time for him to step onstage.
On Stranger Tides
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From the moment Palin stepped onstage in Ohio, McCain headquarters was in turmoil.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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But when she stepped onstage, her demeanor changed.
Wired
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It's probably more challenging than stepping onstage.
Reuters
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Joe stepped onstage and began the ceremony.
The one-week job project: one man, one year, 52 jobs
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He stepped onstage to deafening screams, his distinctive falsetto voice carrying the Daft Punk collab across Spark Arena.
Radio NZ
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Houdini stepped onstage in evening clothes.
Hiding the Elephant
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Then she stepped onstage, blinking against the harsh white light of the spotlight, to introduce Kris and Mr. Wood.
Night of the Living Dummy
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When he finally stepped onstage, Langdon received a rousing round of applause from a crowd that was standing room only.
Inferno
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RZA's film festival keynote Note for the hip-hop promoters in the audience: Robert Diggs stepped onstage bang on time at 11am sharp.
The Irish Times
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By the time he stepped onstage this January to support Eminem on his Australian tour, the rapper could claim he was completely clean.
The Guardian
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Who defies death every time he steps onstage, as we witnessed last night when his lovely wife almost came to a tragic end.
The last illusion
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The audience clapped, I stepped onstage, and Joe presented me with some nifty City of Port Moody gear- ahat , ashirt ,andsome coasters.
The one-week job project: one man, one year, 52 jobs
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On November 11, 1995, I stepped onstage to show a hundred fifty magicians an illusion that had been lost for seventy-five years.
Hiding the Elephant