Sentence examples for said staging from inspiring English sources

Salmond said staging a quick referendum was the most obvious solution.

Parissien said staging the exhibition during an election had been deliberate.

And with three small children, she said, staging open houses and keeping the apartment ready to show at all times is too difficult.

At times like these, Mr. Sobel said, staging "The Oresteia" -- in which a cycle of violence is deliberately stopped -- is almost a public service.

At the same time, he said, staging such events imposes a deadline on Russia that helps to force the country to make needed improvements, "in terms of infrastructure, particularly".

He said staging the Games was a "gynormous" task but the opening of the first Olympics-only road Games Lane and the first big arrival of competitors had gone well.

It was, they said, staged by the Americans so that Uday and Qusay could be covertly smuggled out of Iraq.

Guardian theatre critic Michael Billington says stage programming seems to be becoming safer.

"Oh, this question should be for my granddaughters!" she says, stage-whispering, "I'm a couch potato".

The affected person should then say, "stage left," or "lights" or whatever their department is.

"Oh," he said in staged shock.