Upstage example sentences

"Upstage" Example Sentences

1. She constantly tried to upstage her sister at parties.
2. The young actor was determined not to let the veteran actor upstage him in the play.
3. The lead singer upstaged the other band members at every concert.
4. Lisa upstaged Karen at the talent show by singing a more difficult song.
5. The vain woman always positioned herself upstage of the other actors during rehearsals.
6. He tried to upstage the host during the interview by telling inappropriate jokes.
7. Staying in the spotlight and upstaging the other actors soon got old to the once popular actor.
8. The woman's outlandish costume at the wedding upstaged the bride.
9. The magician tried unsuccessfully to upstage the popular comedian on stage.
10. The center of attention during the performance is generally upstage.
11. The company's new marketing campaign effectively upstaged competitors.
12. During costume fittings, she purposely chose outfits that would upstage other cast members.
13. The bridesmaids' dresses were so ugly that they actually upstaged the beautiful bride.
14. The children were all fighting to upstage one another during the school play.
15. The flashy guitarist was always trying to upstage the lead singer during the band's performances.
16. The clumsy dancer kept upstaging other members of the troupe during rehearsals.
17. Her over-the-top storytelling always upstaged others at social gatherings.
18. He tries to upstage me whenever I tell stories to our friends.
19. The politician was constantly seeking ways to upstage his opponent during the debates.
20. The skilled magician deftly upstaged the lesser magician's tricks.
21. The presenter's long-winded introduction upstaged the guest speaker.
22. The special guest's entrance upstaged the host of the show.
23. The comedian's off-color jokes upstaged the serious tone of the event.
24. The groom was upstaged by his flamboyant best man's outrageous toast at the reception.
25. The attention-seeker always finds a way to upstage others with outrageous behavior.
26. The bulky wings and set pieces made it difficult for actors not to upstage each other on stage.
27. The flashy musical accompaniment tended to upstage the singer's beautiful voice.
28. The flashy introductions by the announcer upstaged the athletes themselves.
29. The arrogant young actor deliberately upstaged his well-respected co-star.
30. The loud cellphone conversation upstaged the lecturer's speech.
31. The bride's ostentatious gown totally upstaged the groom's tuxedo at their wedding.
32. The wife felt upstaged by her husband's promotion and raise at work.
33. The diva upstaged the other singers in the opera with her over-the-top acting.
34. Whenever my sister visits, she tries to upstage me in front of my friends.
35. Their flashy pop-up camper tended to upstage our much simpler vintage trailer.
36. The child's temper tantrum upstaged his brother's birthday celebrations.
37. My brother's boisterous stories always tended to upstage my own anecdotes at family gatherings.
38. My flashy new sports car tended to upstage my wife's more practical sedan in the driveway.
39. The costar's constant attention-seeking behavior upstaged the lead actress during filming.
40. The ringmaster's flashy costume tended to upstage the circus performers themselves.
41. Their million-dollar yacht certainly upstaged the more modest boats at the marina.
42. The comedian's off-color jokes unintentionally upstaged the more wholesome performances.
43. The choreographer staged the flashy troupe downstage to upstage the other dancers.
44. The groom's eccentric purple tuxedo upstaged the bride in her simple white dress.
45. My brother's engagement announcement totally upstaged my promotion at work.
46. The gymnast's elaborate ribbon routine tended to upstage the other competitors.
47. The self-absorbed woman's stories tended to upstage others in conversation.
48. Her garish turquoise gown upstaged the more neutral bridesmaids' dresses at the wedding.
49. The captain's flashy uniform tended to upstage his crew's more practical work clothes.
50. The sideshow performers were deliberately staged to upstage the main attractions.
51. The bratty teenager's antics constantly upstaged her parents at social events.
52. My clumsy dance moves tended to upstage the more skilled dancers on stage.
53. The barking dog upstaged the speaker's voice on the megaphone.
54. The big theatrical entrances of the magician's assistant deliberately upstaged the magician himself.
55. The jester's outrageous costumes tended to upstage the king at court.
56. The flashy commercial tended to upstage the more serious news broadcast.
57. The competitive sibling's success stories always tended to upstage mine.
58. The celebrity's ostentatious attire upstaged the more casually dressed guests at the party.
59. The flashy pop song tended to upstage the more subtle folk music on the radio.
60. The vain woman tends to upstage others in conversation with her boasts and self-promotion.

Common Phrases

1. Stole the spotlight/scene- The actor upstaged his co-star by constantly stealing the spotlight during rehearsals.
2. Upstaged the bride at her own wedding - The mother of the groom upstaged the bride at her own wedding with her ostentatious outfit.
3. Constantly seeking attention - The child was always trying to upstage his siblings by constantly seeking attention.
4. Deliberately upstaged - The costars deliberately upstaged each other in an attempt to get the most screen time.
5. Upstaging other performers - The flashy magician's tricks tended to upstage the other performers in the show.
6. Upstaged the guest of honor - The host's long-winded speech upstaged the guest of honor at the banquet.
7. Downstage versus upstage - Actors positioned downstage tend to upstage those positioned upstage.
8. Scene stealers- The boss's bratty kids were complete scene stealers, constantly upstaging the employees at company events.
9. Staged to upstage - The acrobatic troupe was deliberately staged to upstage the contortionist act.
10. Attempting to one-up - The siblings were constantly trying to one-up each other, each attempting to upstage the other.