Sentence examples for had never staged from inspiring English sources

They had never staged anything of his there before.

She's tall, blond and pretty, and before September she had never staged an opera.

DeAnn Hatch, a co-founder of the Tucson Tea Party, said her group had never staged any rallies against the congresswoman elsewhere, and she did not believe there were any Tea Party protesters at the event Saturday.

M: Can you tell me why the track-and-field powers that be have never staged a Bolt-Farah showdown?

But Boise has never staged a Davis Cup match or any other professional tennis match of genuine import.

The World Cup has never staged games in a rain forest, much less in the middle of the Amazon.

In its 99 years, the Millrose Games has never staged a women's race longer than a mile.

Turkey has never staged the Olympics, and Istanbul, with nearly 14 million inhabitants, is the largest city in Europe (or at least partly in Europe).

But a spokesman for the Free Aceh Movement, Sofyan Dawood, denied that the rebels were responsible, saying, "We have never staged an attack to kill our own people".

Part of the reason for the success of the competition so far is that England has never staged a global Twenty20 event.

Next stop: the prosperous Southeast Asian city-state of Singapore, which has never staged a major tennis event but will now have the top eight women in the world each October.