Sentence examples for long staged from inspiring English sources

Shabab militants have long staged cross-border attacks, though none as large as this one.

Some, particularly the British, might respond that as a matter of fact France and Germany have long staged pre-summit meetings that have often decisively influenced later EU deliberations.

While Berlin's Deutsche Oper has long staged children's operas, "The Next Generation" is the first time the house has been handed over to youngsters tasked with staging their own production.

The Europeans have much more familiarity with Celtic Manor, which has long staged the Wales Open on the European Tour, and are, in general, more accustomed to the chilly, rainy conditions that are forecast for this weekend.

Shadow Long Stage, at the Lauren K. Woods Theater, West Long Branch.

"It was really tough today, such a long stage with a lot of climbing," said Groenewegen.

Plotting of this sort has had a long stage tradition and not exclusively in comedy.

Here's the first part, with a second to come when we hit the long stage of today's drive.

This is the best race to prepare for the worlds; it's hard, heavy roads, long stages.

Even on a long stage-run, however, he insists that you have to find ways to keep a performance fresh.

The last, long stage of J. D. Salinger's life — the unpublishing of himself — is now over.