Sentence examples for has successfully staged from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31 — The Army has successfully staged an interception of one of its own intercontinental ballistic missiles.
Yes, the official B.C.S. whining period has begun, with the title game confirming the suspicions that the Southeastern Conference has successfully staged a coup to take over the entire sport, writes Ivan Maisel on ESPN.com.
Or it can fulfill an old billionaire's dream Down Under, giving the enterprising 80-year-old Frank Lowy what he and Australia seek: a soccer World Cup in a land that has successfully staged just about every other sporting event, from the Olympics to the rugby World Cup.
North Korea says it has the right to a "pre-emptive nuclear strike" on the US. 12 February: North Korea has "successfully staged" a third underground nuclear test, state-run news agency KCNA says.
For the third year, culture creators Brian Tate and Danny Simmons have successfully staged Curate NYC.
He had successfully staged and appeared in "Pinafore" and "The Beggar's Opera" and, in the late 1960s, he took the next logical step, producing "La Boheme," in Sussex.
"The Russell Group has successfully stage-managed the position that it is seen as comprising the best universities.
The Chinese government felt that it had successfully stage-managed everything & that both sides had made their points.
Now he faces the same knotty problem as Blur and My Bloody Valentine: having successfully stage-managed a critically acclaimed return to the public eye, where do you go from there?
Her capacity to cross paths (and swords) with culturally significant figures is remarkable, including theatre impresario David Belasco, to whom she pitched Ramona and who politely declined, possibly because he had already successfully staged his own riff on Ramona in Rose of the Rancho (1906) (Belasco).
