Sentence examples for never stage from inspiring English sources

And yet Kosky once said he would never stage Mozart's Singspiel opera, convinced that the spoken parts were a director's graveyard.

In Pakistan's incessant game of chicken between politicians and the army, he was promoted to chief of army staff because it was thought he was the one general who would never stage a coup.

"People almost never stage it this way," said Mr. Linklater, 36, who remembers the play as a frequent summer hit for Shakespeare & Company, albeit with four actors in the four parts.

In fact, Higgins would never stage it again.

We've reached a "now or never" stage with this species and no sacrifice should be considered too great to rebuild this iconic fishery.

"I was never stage-struck," she says firmly.

I love Geri because her eccentricity is never stage-managed.

She never stage-manages her subjects, brings neither props nor lights nor assistants to an assignment, just one of her forty-year-old Olympus OMI cameras, with a 50mm f2.5 lens possibly in her shopping bag".

She never stage-manages her subjects, brings neither props nor lights nor assistants to an assignment, just one of her 40-year-old Olympus OM1 cameras, with a 50mm F2.5 lens, possibly in her shopping bag.

They had never staged anything of his there before.

I never staged the architect-contractor meeting I had always envisioned; it wasn't necessary.