Sentence examples for is now staging from inspiring English sources

Far from being under the control of antibiotics and other modern medicines, TB is now staging a frightening comeback.

English Touring Opera is now staging Teseo with a 17th-century setting in the English civil war, when fear of witches was still very much alive.

He is now staging a new musical, "The Last Goodbye," in San Diego, and soon after he starts work on the new Broadway musical "Rocky," which begins performances in February.

This is because Arts Centre Melbourne, the city's main cultural venue, is now staging a lavish production of Richard Wagner's four-opera Ring Cycle, which began on November 18th.

In this story, Russia was badly wounded by losing its Soviet colonies; was further slighted by the West, which refused to take it seriously; and is now staging a comeback as a superpower.

The militant organization has stepped up attacks on Egyptian security forces since Morsi, Egypt's first democratically elected leader, was ousted in a coup last summer, and it is now staging regular, deadly assaults in the capital.

Even though it is now staged by Thom Southerland with his habitual brilliance, it is not hard to see why.

Following the Châtelet's success, several other theatres in Paris are now staging musicals.

Opponents are now staging a battle against a similar measure before the Pennsylvania General Assembly.

You cast working-class male actors in The Homecoming, and are now staging an all-female, mostly non-white play.

Battered first by the march of technology and lately by the elements in junkyards, the iconic phone boxes are now staging something of a comeback.