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The phrase "as she staged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action taken by a female subject in the context of organizing or preparing something, such as a performance or event.
Example: "As she staged the play, every detail was meticulously planned to ensure a flawless performance."
Alternatives: "as she organized" or "as she prepared".
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A 33-year-old Syrian woman was reportedly arrested in Damascus on Sunday as she staged a bold protest outside the Syrian Parliament building, standing in traffic with a banner that read, "Stop the killing, so we can build a country for all Syrians".
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Making her American debut as Inèz's Indian rival, the soprano Chiara Taigi blithely ignored concert constraints, smoldering as she stalked the stage.
She had the audience eating out of her hands, as she stalked the stage in her bare feet.
As she stalked the stage, appearing to resent her crowd for wanting more, it was the eggiest end to a comedy show I've ever seen.
For an actor as gifted as she is, stage behavior is natural; penetration, which requires the wisdom of years, is hard.
The veteran producer Daryl Roth will back "The Normal Heart" for the Broadway run, as she did for the staged reading.
Soon she's going back out on stage and, as she says, 'being on stage is all I really understand'.
She is every bit as winning in person as she is on stage.
The crowd in Pleasanton loved her, and as she left the stage, she was buoyant.
("Bryan Cranston just told me to breathe," she said as she came on stage).
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