Sentence examples for it can stage from inspiring English sources

The contemporary American self is torn between a quest for transcendence and a sense of existing only to the extent that it can stage its performances in public with the approval of an audience.

Unless it can stage an upset on the level of its performances in 1986, when it held England and Poland to ties, defeated Portugal and lost by only 1-0 to West Germany, Morocco is in for a tough time.

His company reckons it can stage a full demonstration of the Hyperloop, vacuum tube, levitating pod, and all, near the end of this year.

While a reliance on local amateurs has allowed the Islamic State to announce that it can stage terrorism around the world, it has also led to many failed attacks.

A tax-exempt organization associated with the chairman of the United States House Committee on Financial Services may have to register with the New York State attorney general's office before it can stage a party during the Republican National Convention in New York, state officials said.

What the protests revealed was that the Kurds no longer need guns to make themselves heard: as Mahmut Kaya, a Kurdish researcher, put it, "They can stage the mother of all street protests".

Those with neither the time, talent nor inclination to do it from scratch can stage easy emergency rescues with cake mix.

You can stage it as a big Broadway musical, as Hal Prince proved in 1979.

While he may elude capture for a time, and Taliban fighters may try to wage guerrilla warfare from the mountains, it is unlikely they can stage a military comeback.

"Drawing out all your pension and paying the top rate of tax during the first year isn't a good idea if you can stage it over a few years," says pensions adviser Yvonne Goodwin.

"The great thing about a foreign trip is, to a great extent, you can stage manage it a lot more," he said.