Sentence examples for actually stage from inspiring English sources

It seems that the NRL will actually stage matches in 2015.

What these films share with Lean's best is a post-CGI desire to actually stage things for real.

And I thought, that's the picture I'd like to make, but I don't have the budget or the resources to actually stage it".

And so it goes on: so many lines are actually stage directions, telling us who people are and what we should be thinking about them.

My stepdad answered my mother's phone and informed me that the cough my mother had, which was believed to be bronchitis, was actually stage four lung cancer.

"There are few arenas in the UK that could actually stage this fight but the date that has been mentioned is near the end of September," Hearn said.

But the Soviet refused to take power, and the Bolshevik Party refrained from actually staging an insurrection.

And there's no telling how much of it is actually staged.

The first Loveparade, in July 1989, was actually staged as a political demonstration, and it attracted a crowd of about 150.

"It's about $150 to virtually stage a two-bedroom apartment," she said, "and if you're actually staging a model unit, it can cost a minimum of $10,000.

But I'd like to think that Sam Coppola, who plays Manny, the plot device, er, psychiatrist, in Alan Hruska's "New House Under Construction," was actually staging a revolt.