Sentence examples for expensive to stage from inspiring English sources

It can also be expensive to stage.

But there's still fear because shows are so expensive to stage.

Wagner was perpetually in need of funds, and the Ring would be extremely expensive to stage.

It is expensive to stage, the direct organising costs alone being around £500,000.

True, opera is expensive to stage, but how much disposable income do they think the average person has?

Traveling shows, in general, are far less expensive to stage than exhibitions that are organized in-house, said Carin Kuoni, the director of exhibitions at Independent Curators.

Stuffed with extras, this must be an expensive show to stage and I doubt it will cause the much-needed stampede for the box office.

What about England and Germany, which both have launched expensive campaigns to stage the 2006 event?

But the book's story was too large and expensive for his company to stage, so he took the project to Company B, a troupe whose name is banal but whose reputation and working practices are somewhat similar to Steppenwolf's in Chicago.

You want to know exactly where a candidate has gotten money to stage their expensive campaign?

With their fantastic sets and elaborate costume, Beijing operas are expensive to develop and stage.