Sentence examples for not be staging from inspiring English sources

But the Devils will not be staging a comeback unless they can solve Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick.

However, Bridget Matthews, visiting her mother-in-law in the hospital, said the junior doctors should "definitely not" be staging a walkout.

But Superintendent David L. Snead raised concerns this month, saying that the school and educators should not be staging a play that might encourage use of the word.

More than a century later, a similar spectacle is being prepared, but this time the sultry capital of Amazonas will not be staging La Gioconda; it will be hosting the World Cup.

Ms Pittaway, who has been in Portugal for eight years, said her bar would "definitely not" be staging bingo again following Friday's raid.

Pride in Plymouth said it would not be staging an official protest but expected "the council to take legal action if hate speech was spouted".

This is not to say that Klinghoffer should not be staged.

Under The Times's guidelines, pictures of news situations should not be staged.

A Rossini opera in Aix-en-Provence could not be staged.

This sensory experience — complete with sound and even a mist of fragrance — will not be staged only in London.

Now, the Skate and Surf Festival is back, and the future of Bamboozle, which will not be staged in 2013, is uncertain.