Sentence examples for stage a display from inspiring English sources

Amid all the hubbub, Berdan had decided to stage a display of his own prowess before an admiring audience of civilians, soldiers — and, of course, various members of the metropolitan press corps.

The Victoria & Albert Museum is also staging a display of Japanese cloisonné enamels from June 13th until August 19th 2012.

In 1911, the War Department staged a display and sale there of the last coats made of buffalo hide.

Naledi fossils lay at the foot of the stage, in a display case covered with a blue cloth.

Walls painted pink and the palest green set the stage for a display of devices that reshaped women's figures from the 1800's to the 1900's: corsets, skirt hoops and bustles.

A few days earlier, the Palm Beach Town Council had voted 5 0 to deny Trump permission to stage a fireworks display during the postnuptials: too much danger to the loser mansions nearby.

When his brother, John, unfraternally chose a mere axe with which to commit murder in 1841, Samuel persuaded the court to let him stage a shooting display inside the courtroom to demonstrate the superiority of the new revolver over the axe as a murder weapon.

The Stadio Olimpico was a fitting stage for such a display, though it was a shame we had to wait so long.

Watch the original clip again and it is clear that Cruise fully believed himself to be staging a winning display of devotion.

A4 Japanese Orgy Draws China Ire The police said they had detained half a dozen people on assertions that hundreds of Japanese tourists had staged a public display of promiscuity on a sensitive anniversary in Sino-Japanese relations.

To celebrate, Tate Britain is staging a special display of the peerless 18th-century satirist's ribald vision of England, a land of gin-soaked alleys, drawing room greasy poles and good old roast beef.