Sentence examples for sometimes staged from inspiring English sources

Sometimes staged kidnappings take place when the young couple don't have the parents' blessing.

Wheelchair access: Not upstairs in the main gig area, but there is downstairs, where acoustic sessions are sometimes staged.

Although Flaherty's films are usually thought of as documentaries, he sometimes staged key elements of the plots so that the films were in some respects closer to fiction.

Sometimes staged, or shot on the hoof, Gusmão + Paiva's films are mostly only a few minutes long, yet time stretches as we watch.

I've never been invited to one of the urban living rooms where Shawn's plays are sometimes staged, so I content myself with pretending he is a novelist, and lately I think I am no longer pretending.

Today, neighborhood bouts are still sometimes staged among friends for small antes or sheer sport, while serious cricket fanciers in Beijing, Shanghai and a few other cities belong to associations that nurture the tradition, holding a national championship each October.

But sometimes stage sets can be ill-fitting, too.

Nashi activists sometimes stage raucous though nonviolent demonstrations outside Western embassies in Moscow.

Photuris fireflies sometimes stage aerial assaults, picking out other species by their flashes and swooping down to attack.

During these sidewalk photo sessions, Mrs. Sanders, who bores more easily than the Colonel, will sometimes stage-whisper in his ear, "After this bunch goes, let's beat it".

Business leaders complain that Bangladeshi unions are highly political and sometimes stage disruptive strikes as a complementary tactic to political blocs' lobbying and infighting.