Sentence examples for easy to stage from inspiring English sources

At least Cunningham's work is easy to stage.

The talent pool gets bigger every day, which makes it easy to stage shows here.

But Pelleas and Melisande is in no way easy to stage - as Stanislas Nordey's production helplessly reveals.

"There was a great deal of damage, destruction and violence," Nick Davies reflected while speaking to me last year, "which isn't terribly easy to stage without hurting people.

What Hollywood is finding is that there are no easy formulas: No "Wicked 2" or other sequels; no surefire star vehicles (Nathan Lane's departure killed the "Addams Family" musical on Broadway); and no superhero action fluff that is easy to stage (hello, Spider-Man).

In a city with sufficient existing athletic, hotel and transport infrastructure, it would be easy to stage the competition for less than that figure and come away with a healthy profit as Los Angeles did in the highly successful 1984 summer games.

The relevance of the material has not, however, made it any easier to stage.

"'Elektra' is easier to stage, frankly," Mr. Kent noted, recognizing that he might be saying the obvious.

In fact, capitalism offers such a vast choice to the consumer that it's never been easier to stage a boycott.

The decision will add 18 events and 474 athletes, even as the IOC tries to balance innovation with a promise to make the Games easier to stage and less bloated.

Our own dreams were no easier to stage: there were angels with suitcases of dead babies, bombs under tables, terrorists in toilets, lobsters with testicles, teeth spilling out of mouths, amputations, flying and weddings that were funerals.