Sentence examples for spent on staging from inspiring English sources

47 Almost £1m was spent on staging Monday's tram disaster.

Many in Brazil question the billions of dollars spent on staging a World Cup and Olympic Games when millions remain, and continue to live, in abject poverty.

Following a request by the BBC, the council released figures stating that the cost of building the facilities totalled £147m and a further £21.4m was spent on staging the games.

Its foresight in signing up domestic sponsors who will contribute more than a third of the £2bn it will spend on staging the Games (the rest comes from IOC sponsors and ticket sales) before the economic slump has been rightly lauded.

Up to 1,000 Brazilians demonstrated outside the country's national stadium to vent their anger at the amount of money the country is spending on staging next year's World Cup.

It was Mrs. Clinton who was the center of attention today; President Clinton, whose term in office ends in just 11 months, did not utter a single public word during the 32 minutes he spent on stage.

As little as approximately two percent of research money is spent on Stage IV cancer.

But the longer she spent on stage crafting a persona, the more she realized how much room she had to explore her gender identity in less constrained ways.

During training, most teaching time is spent on Stages One and Three.

"Pretty boring, right?" Does she ever enjoy the hour she spends on stage?

Dancers at the Bolshoi are paid primarily according to the amount of time they spend on stage, so an understudy may not be completely heartbroken if the lead ballerina breaks an ankle.The second is the economic downturn.