Sentence examples for not staging anything from inspiring English sources
In 1971, as part of a story on summer activities, Lillian Ross went to the Adventure Mountain Playground on First Avenue at 70th Street in the company of Beverly Peyser, who explained, The whole idea of this playground is a "happening".… It's the idea of not staging anything.
She was guarded about her professional plans, reiterating only that she would not stage anything at Bayreuth anytime soon.
The United States has not staged anything comparable since 1991, when President George H.W. Bush presided over a national celebration of victory in the Persian Gulf War.
His films are structured around repetitions and symmetries, but, internally, from moment to moment, they're a mess, since he can't stage anything that's even halfway convincing.
"When I photograph, it's very much — things are going around me, and there's sort of a performance in front of the lens, because I'm not staging or posing anything," he said.
The place looked lovely, but they couldn't afford to stage anything in it.
'Papua is so weird, you don't need to stage anything.
Movements such as the Yes and No campaigns in the city do not have the funds to stage anything spectacular.
Like London Mayor Sadiq Khan's plan to make transport in the city totally emission free by 2050, this is a plan at this stage, not anything binding.
"We are not prepared to discuss at this stage anything to do with this episode," said a spokesman for Scotland Yard.
