Sentence examples for eventually stage from inspiring English sources
Venture firms hope to mint money when the fledgling businesses they back eventually stage an initial public offering (IPO) or are bought by other firms.
Britain should eventually stage an in-or-out referendum on membership of the European Union, one of Labour's shadow cabinet has said.
Organisers have yet to confirm how many cities will eventually stage matches, but the figure of seven has been widely reported in the South African media.
Of course, the sector will eventually stage a comeback; but that day may not occur until 2003 after disillusionment finally has taken hold, and even telecom true believers have lost their capacity to be shocked by bad news from these firms.
They eventually staged a stunning rally in the fourth quarter, but fell short, losing by 88-80 thethe Knicks.
When it was eventually staged, in 1927, the ballet was interpreted as a condemnation of Soviet rule and the subservience of workers to their machinery.
On Friday, the militants will make a fresh attempt to step up the protests, with the aim of eventually staging a general strike.
Maya attempts to subvert Sohail's strictness and dogma by teaching Zaid arithmetic and the alphabet and eventually staging a rescue.
She was too busy with "Grey's Anatomy" to continue when the show was eventually staged at the Atlantic Theater Company, but did fill in for one night when the regular actress, Mary McCann, was out sick.
And, if the then holder, Ernesto Bertarelli and his Alinghi team had had their way, the tiny emirate of Ras al Khaimah would have been the venue for the America's Cup defence which was eventually staged in Valencia in February.
As eventually staged, the actor Martin Balsam played the scene in the not-entirely-altogether, but shortly after the show closed, the critic Walter Kerr, writing in The New York Times Magazine, credited (or blamed) Mr. Anderson for a spate of shows (including "Hair") that had turned the exposure of flesh onstage from a provocation into a yawn.
