Sentence examples for beginning to stage from inspiring English sources

Angry parents at several destroyed schools are beginning to stage small demonstrations.

Mr Spielberg happened to be directing his first movies just as Hollywood was beginning to stage coordinated marketing blitzes that created round-the-block lines for top-grossing films.

On the runway, however, the harsh spotlights made the knits nearly transparent, causing both a scandal (the Missonis were banned from the venue) and a sensation (the fashion cognoscenti eagerly followed them back to Milan, which was just then beginning to stage its own semiannual fashion weeks).

Merck is also beginning to stage larger trials with patients who do not have drug-resistant HIV.

Islamists began to stage significant terrorist attacks in response to the American strikes in the tribal areas.

During this period he began to stage "actions," events at which he would perform acts of a ritual nature.

Before they start tearing each other apart, actor Henry David Bradleyy) begins to stage an impromptu production of King Lear.

The central bank also moved just as the euro had begun to stage a tiny rally of its own.

A coalition of groups, drawn predominantly from the urban middle class, began to stage large-scale protests after he became prime minister in April.

As the company evolved, it began to stage plays in a low-key fashion for anyone who happened upon them, without advertising or press coverage.

In the decades bracketing the Civil War,when a maturing America began to stage stories about itself,it created two idioms that reflected exactly this unresolvedvortex.