Sentence examples for going to be staging from inspiring English sources

As Gold reported, there was, initially, this idea that the "ScrumZone" reporters covering the actual reporters covering the candidates were going to be staging some kind of game show, in which the "ScrumZone" hosts, using a "semi-arbitrary point system," would assign points to reporters who manage to stay in the "core" of the "scrum," even awarding "50 points for getting a quote from a candidate".

And I love the tabula rasa of the empty page, trying to work out how this thing is going to be staged.

At 16, he learned that a favorite novel, "The Wind in the Willows," was going to be staged by a Birmingham, Ala., children's theater.

When you first heard that Emily Brontë's brooding Victorian love story was going to be staged as a Bollywood musical by Sanjay off of EastEnders, naturally your hopes were high.

So many sabotage themselves by writing once-in-a-lifetime confessions, life-or-death emotional confrontations and supposedly passionate fight scenes, knowing their work is probably going to be staged in tiny theaters with relatively inexperienced actors.

The police objected to the contest as it was originally going to be staged bareknuckle.

If Niantic's past rollouts are any indication, it's going to be staged in gradual chunks.

What special events are going to be staged?

Instead, the weekend event is simply going to be staged twice; once during April 13-15, and the second during April 20-22.

The trailer's name is Waterloo, and the time is St. George's Day, 2011: it's obvious that something heavily symbolic is going to be staged.

I thought I was going to be a stage actress.