Sentence examples for have ever staged from inspiring English sources

Though last week's uprising was the largest and most dramatic and ambitious that Ecuadorean Indians have ever staged, it was by no means their first.

Paul Rees Northampton 67-0 Treviso What was billed as the biggest game Glasgow have ever staged ended in disappointment at what might have been if they had played slightly better.

O'Sullivan's withdrawal is a major blow to the richest tournament China will have ever staged, with the winner collecting £125,000 from a total prize fund of £600,000.

This is undoubtedly one of the daftest performances Glastonbury has ever staged.

"It's the most demanding production we've ever staged," says ENO artistic director John Berry.

It was the fastest-selling show the Victoria and Albert Museum has ever staged.

This was the first fully interactive show that Tate had ever staged and audiences responded with enthusiasm.

Not even the Garden, where Joe Louis and Sugar Ray Robinson fought so often, had ever staged a sellout quite like it.

Largely because of its unique, uncategorisable second part, no modern director has ever staged it at one go and in its entirety.

She is saying that this Saturday's gala benefit of "The Vagina Monologues" at Madison Square Garden is the biggest event she has ever staged.

For a whole lot of reasons and no reason in particular, no one has ever staged this many guitar-soli performers at one event, to my knowledge".