center stage

[sen-ter stayj]

noun

plural

center stages 

1. the central section of a stage.

2. a prominent, important, or central position.

adverb

1. in, into, or towards a prominent or central position.

Example Sentences

To be sure, there is an argument to be made that worry about the vast scale of the U.S. national debt will take center stage sooner rather than later, pushing yields higher.

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The Netflix dating show has previously skirted discussions of politics, but in Season 7 they take center stage.

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China faces a packed data calendar, with third-quarter GDP figures taking center stage as markets assess how the economy has fared under renewed tariff pressure.

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She’s situated center stage, with two sculpted men in Speedos along with her, one on each side.

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Her maximalist sense of experimentation took center stage in “Everything Everywhere All at Once” and earned her an Academy Award nomination for costume design.

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