Sentence examples for practice of staging from inspiring English sources

To end: The White House's practice of staging reënactments for news photos.

The practice of staging a photograph, which had been swept away by modernism like so much Victorian bric-a-brac, was back.

Mr. Moore, a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association -- "I was hoping to take over," he told the audience later -- goes after the N.R.A. and its celebrity spokesman, Charlton Heston, for its practice of staging pro-gun rallies in towns where high-profile shooting rampages have recently occurred.

Old Trafford has had plenty of practice of staging a celebration and this was pitched perfectly.

Warren's fresh take on the practice of staging classical paintings belongs to the internet age.

They also describe the Unarius practice of staging impromptu "psychodramas" in order to tap into past lives and facilitate healing.

One unnamed official from Punjab province quoted in the report said junior officers believed the practice of staged killings did not damage the reputation of the police.

"It's all about magic and the idea of the ways in which these older ideas of magic, of real magic, gets embedded in the imagery and practice of stage magic in the early twentieth century, when it was still big entertainment," Ebenstein says.

This instruction was not made to advance the practice of stage magic.

In grammar school he developed an interest in Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, encouraged by his school's practice of regularly staging productions of the works.

The photographer Greta Pratt, who has made a practice of documenting staged history, went straight to the source: after meeting a Lincoln impersonator at a Civil War re-enactment, she went to four conventions of the Association of Lincoln Presenters, held each year in a different city, and attended by 40 to 70 aspiring Abes and Marys.