Sentence examples for be staged at a from inspiring English sources

Next month, an exhibition of her work is to be staged at a gallery in south London.

"The Dead, 1904" will be staged at a townhouse and will accommodate 42 people a night, at $300 each for the play, dinner and drinks.

But this time the case is imaginary, the defendant is George Washington and the trial is to be staged at a bar association convention in London.

It will be staged at a venue associated with theatrical innovation and directed by Ivo van Hove, known for productions of Ingrid Bergman and Jean Cocteau.

Gallery bosses believe the £8 a head show (presumably to be paid in actual, rather than invisible money) is the first exhibition of its type to be staged at a major institution in the UK.

At the height of the Facebook campaign, she notified a Facebook official last year that a protest might be staged at a Harvard Business School commencement speech by Ms. Sandberg, unless Facebook publicly promised to add women to the board.

It was staged at a recent United Nations-led "consultation".

This is the first time a passion play has been staged at a state prison.

"When I got 'Pearl Harbor,' I thought, in all sincerity, I would perform in this if it was being staged at a small theater in Wales.

The end of the photo shoot was staged at a wall that read, "NEW MURAL SOON," where Levine would pop the question.

But District Judge William C. Lee ruled that no "reasonable person" would think the government endorsed the play just because it was staged at a state university.