Sentence examples for stage a games from inspiring English sources

International Paralympic Committee  president Sir Philip Craven, who represented GB at five Games from 1972-88, believes his home nation will stage a Games to remember.

"We would stage a game for money between him and me, and I would let him win," Katz says.

Mark Hollis, the athletic director at Michigan State, staged one 2003 contest at Ford Field in Detroit and helped stage a game on an aircraft carrier last season.

The N.H.L. will stage a Game 7 Friday night between the Flyers and the Bruins, with all of Philadelphia wondering if the Flyers can pull off a comeback after a 3-0 deficit, writes Phil Sheridan of The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Mr Vigor says a country should not look at staging a games simply for the glory of doing so.

Influenced by George Herbert Mead and Jean Piaget among others, sociologists have identified two stages in childhood socialization: a "play stage" and a "game stage".

Staging a game of such magnitude in this era requires facilities that Pittodrie lacks.

Students at Harvard adapted it for their own school and staged a game last May.

The first glitch came when viewers realized "Monday Night Football" was staging a game they might actually want to watch.

In 2003 Mr. Brown took his ratbagging ways a step too far, many thought, when he staged a game of Russian roulette on television.

The Flyers' president, Peter Luukko, has had "informal conversations" about staging a game between the Flyers and the Penguins at Penn State's Beaver Stadium, a Flyers spokesman said.