Sentence examples for hadn't staged from inspiring English sources

"In Washington, they hadn't staged a real fight for about 18 years and what happened when we went over showed why," said Khan. "In Las Vegas they know how to organise a contest.

Cieslik said that the Splashback campaign hadn't staged high-profile protests in recent months because of the winter weather and dark nights, but had attended area committee meetings to ask questions of local councillors.

One letter suggested Karl Kurz had been framed and hadn't staged the shooting at all.

Even if opponents had not staged a boycott, it is doubtful whether they would have mustered much at the polls.

The Yankees insisted the punishing nature of the loss held no more significance than if they had not staged their own rally.

The theater had not staged a play in two years when she bought it for $1.7 million in 1996 and renovated it for $3 million.

Many of the improvements were necessary because the arena had not staged an N.B.A. game since the Washington Bullets played several home games there in the 1990s.

In 1985 at 57 he starred in the Paris Opéra's historic revival of "Robert le Diable" by Meyerbeer, which the company had not staged for some 90 years.

AUBURN HILLS, Mich., Oct. 8 — Before last month's walkout at General Motors, the United Automobile Workers had not staged a major strike during contract talks for more than two decades.

Is there a high school in America that hasn't staged it?

Even after that change, it hasn't staged a single unsolicited submission.