Sentence examples for as to stage from inspiring English sources

(Kiss fans have gone so far as to stage rallies outside the hall of fame).

Mr. Romney went as far as to stage a campaign event outside Solyndra's shuttered California headquarters.

Syrian state television once claimed Al Jazeera was building sets of Syrian cities so as to stage fake protests.

Not every biographer gets so involved as to stage an coup against a subject's estate, but that's exactly what Page did.

The group tried to use the surfers as middlemen, even going so far as to stage a fake surf event in Baracoa, on the eastern end of the island, to create an air of legitimacy.

As early as the mid-1920's, despite peace abroad and the fact that an airplane had yet to cross the Atlantic, the National Guard prepared to defend Manhattan against enemy air strikes, going so far, one summer evening in 1926, as to stage a mock air battle 3,000 feet over Times Square.

Yet there is a paradox about staging classic operas that applies as well to staging classic dramas.

Here was a milestone: a theatrical version of a book many regard as impossible to stage.

"It's not our job as councillors to stage an intervention," Councillor Adam Vaughan said.

Stage 4 and stage 5 patients had higher risk for having CVD as compared to stage 3 patients.

Stage 4 and 5 patients had significant odds of having CVD as compared to stage 3 patients.