Sentence examples for is staging more from inspiring English sources

But as Washington's political set return from their summer vacations they will find that their city's most renowned venue is staging more than a revived classic.

Griffin is staging more Australian theatre too, he notes, including more Melbourne writers, while the Malthouse's ambition is clear in its mix of new Australian plays, dance and musical performance.

The Polish provocateur Paweł Althamer, whose plastic humanoid sculptures were a highlight of this year's Venice Biennale, is staging more than three weeks' worth of events in a bar in Williamsburg, the hyper-gentrified Brooklyn neighborhood that not long ago was populated by Polish immigrants.

Hosts of both the 2014 Sochi Winter Games and the 2018 World Cup, Russia is staging more international tournaments and competitions over the next few years than any other nation in the world, despite controversy over a crackdown on freedom of speech and expression.

Starting this week, Enroll America is staging more than 50 local events in 18 states, including door-to-door home visits and appearances at gathering places like churches and farmers' markets, the organization announced in a conference call with reporters Tuesday.

In my country, there is no writer more popular, or whose plays have been staged more often in the last 10 years.

Some people want to renovate the old 300-seat playhouse, where the last production was staged more than half a century ago.

Without going to the extremes of 1948, the games could surely have been staged more cheaply (or, as this newspaper argued in 2005, not at all).

Somite-stage embryos were staged more accurately by counting the number of somite pairs.

The company is now staging more productions - but is giving them shorter runs and doing more co-productions.

Handling migration events (that is, "stage transitions") is more straightforward.