Sentence examples for attempting to stage a from inspiring English sources
A turbulent week in global stock markets is ending with Europe attempting to stage a recovery.
In September, three young women were arrested in Paris after attempting to stage a car bombing near Notre Dame.
After Monday's rout, markets are attempting to stage a rebound, but it is hardly a convincing one.
The National League is attempting to stage a similar collapse featuring the Braves and the Cardinals, but is not quite pulling it off.
His security forces had decimated ETA's ranks, but they were aware that remnants of the organization were attempting to stage a retaliatory attack in Madrid.
Mrs Litvinenko's lawyer, Ben Emmerson QC, had previously accused Hague of attempting to stage a cover-up and of placing Britain's trade interests with Moscow ahead of justice.
Hello, Pop! features Healy as a musicals producer attempting to stage an elaborate show, but whose efforts are constantly interrupted by visitors, the Stooges among them.
Police said the crowd "appeared to be attempting to stage an illegal street procession and officers were deployed to prevent this".
Cops were called Friday afternoon as Michael was attempting to stage an intervention at Lindsay's Beverly Hills home, TMZ reported.
While this is certainly a uniquely sophistic (and shaky) argument, it is important to note that the Canadian producers and their U.S. partners are indeed attempting to stage an end-run around opposition to the pipeline by increasing their reliance on rail cars to deliver tar sands. .
