| set stage | 83.41 | So much for setting a stage. | ||
| take stage | 38.18 | A moment later, another man took the stage. | ||
| reach stage | 9.02 | It was not easy to reach this stage. | ||
| share stage | 8.49 | Rock music and preaching shared the stage. | ||
| leave stage | 7.97 | Then he left the stage. | ||
| win stage | 6.52 | He did not win a stage. | ||
| have stage | 3.16 | He has the stage. | ||
| fill stage | 2.44 | Often, optimism fills the stage. | ||
| hold stage | 2.37 | In baseball, Tom Glavine held center stage. | ||
| occupy stage | 1.78 | Steak occupies center stage, as it must. | ||
| dominate stage | 1.71 | The man dominated the stage. | ||
| command stage | 1.32 | The woman commands the stage. | ||
| rush stage | 1.25 | No punches were exchanged, no one rushed the stage. | ||
| set_up stage | 1.25 | I brought items from home to set up the stage. | ||
| complete stage | 1.18 | Berzin completed the stage in the same time as Cipollini. | ||
| cross stage | 1.18 | Our son, Zachary, crossed that stage last weekend. | ||
| center stage | 1.12 | Or as a diva hurls herself center stage. | ||
| finish stage | 1.12 | Armstrong never finished the stage. | ||
| hit stage | 1.12 | The minute I hit the stage, I knew I was home. | ||
| provide stage | 1.05 | Jimmy Johnson and Jerry Jones merely provided the stage. |