Sentence examples for prepare to stage from inspiring English sources

As lorry drivers prepare to stage a slow-moving protest through London today against rising fuel duties, a ministerial aide broke ranks to brand the levy an unacceptable retrospective tax that would discredit green taxes.

As New Bedford's city planners and businesses busily prepare to stage the assembly, construction, and installation of Cape Wind's 2015 "steel-in-the-water" deployment, public acceptance of renewable energy's economic significance has increased.

Russia prepared to stage multi-day military exercises in the region to begin Friday.

The find raised fears that jihadists could be preparing to stage attacks on civilians.

In L'Amour Fou (1969) a theatre group prepares to stage Racine's Andromaque while being filmed by a TV team.

But the country that spent seven years and many more billions preparing to stage this grand return-to-prominence party will not get its Cathy Freeman moment.

Now the I.O.C. is preparing to stage another Olympics in a host country that almost appears to be taunting organizers and sponsors by flagrantly flouting its pledge.

It comes as China prepares to stage its largest military parade since 2009 on Thursday, to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.

Meanwhile, members of Unite, RMT, TSSA and Aslef prepared to stage industrial action across the capital by striking from 6.30pm on Wednesday.

Formula One's glamorous, high-octane roadshow rolls into India this week as the country prepares to stage its first Grand Prix next Sunday.

The company prepared to stage the novel in January, 2005, with the hope that it would finally secure permission to do so in New York; days before the show was scheduled to open, permission was denied again.