Sentence examples for is staging in from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'is staging in' is not correct and cannot be used in written English
It does not make sense in English grammar. Instead, you could use the phrase 'is staging' to describe a situation. For example, "The production company is staging a new show at the theatre."
And now Hampstead is staging In Arabia, We'd All be Kings, first seen in the States four years ago.
It is also the first large art show the Mauritshuis is staging in its new temporary exhibition wing, created during a two-year £25m renovation.
That's partly because, opening Oct. 8, Glenn Close plays that cracked belle, Blanche DuBois, in the revival of Tennessee Williams's "Streetcar Named Desire," which Trevor Nunn is staging in the Lyttelton auditorium.
Mistaken identity has been a staple of stage comedy since Shakespeare, and there are few plays in which identities become more embarrassingly mistaken than in Oliver Goldsmith's "She Stoops to Conquer," an 18th-century comedy of manners the Pearl Theater Company is staging in a smart and energetic revival that is also quite funny.
He sees no contradiction in simultaneously working on an opera for the Royal Opera House (Aida, which he is staging in November), a version of a Hans Christian Andersen tale that will probably feature music by Tom Waits, and a 25th-anniversary retrospective of fashion designer Giorgio Armani, which opens at London's Royal Academy next month, having appeared at the Guggenheim in New York.
"Götterdämmerung" is staged in a dystopian future.
The play is staged in a temporary space, Found 111, in the old Central Saint Martins School of Art.
The screening process is staged in two visits.
"Police, in platoon-like numbers, are staging in front us".
Inexplicably, it was staged in a barbershop.
Rock concerts have been staged in protest.
