Sentence examples for be staged both in from inspiring English sources

In 1913, productions would be staged both in London and at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City.

This multi-part, 12-hour (so far) work will be staged both in sections and as a daylong marathon, meals included, and the company's residence in Berlin will incorporate the creation of a new section, based on interviews conducted at a public barbeque on June 28 and on conversations during public rehearsals at the Hebbel am Ufer HAU 1 theater, where the company will be resident during the festival.

Its most successful show, Anne of Green Gables, an adaptation of Lucy Maud Montgomery's novel, has been staged both in London and on Broadway.

"Silent Night" should be staged in Baltimore.

The Great City Games are staged in both Newcastle and Manchester.

Against the general trend towards authenticity, the work has been staged in opera houses, both in London (2009) and in Paris (2011).

In Derek Ahonen's "Pink Knees," which precedes Adam Rapp's "Animals & Plants" (both are staged in an intimate room that seats 20 people), Ms. Lemp's Dr. Sarah Bauer helps two unhappy couples fix their sex lives through some experimentation.

Both trials were staged in the Environmental Chamber (Neslab, Napa, California), Figure 7, in the Kent State Environmental Laboratory.

Both protests were staged in response to an attack at a similar event in Garland, Texas earlier this month, by gunmen known to have attended the Phoenix mosque a year previously.

Both versions were staged in and around the pool at Yale's Payne Whitney gymnasium, allowing Mr. Shevelove to highlight the amphibian theme while showing off a lot of sculptural male flesh.

The concept has proved so popular that other talks have been staged in Mathare and Korogocho, both high-profile Nairobi settlements.