Sentence examples for staged a test from inspiring English sources

The ground will host the third Ashes Test between England and Australia in August - the first time it has staged a Test since 2010.

Yet China undermined the confidence-building visit this week to Beijing of Robert Gates, America's defence secretary (see picture), when it staged a test flight of the new jet (see article).

So, as our team tends to like any excuse to drink at work, we rallied the office troops and staged a test test that ensured nobody got much of anything done for the rest of the day.

The ground, whose predecessor last staged a Test in 1997, is to host a double-header on 5 November, with England playing Australia and Wales taking on New Zealand in the Four Nations.

The New York Daily News staged a taste test.

Don Alfonso is the master of ceremonies – really the puppet master – and he stages a test of fidelity.

Even if Iran is determined to stage a test, it is not certain how fast it will be able to do so.

For one thing, the more aggressive wing of the anti-abortion movement is trying to use the state to stage a test case against Roe v. Wade.

And if scheduling a test series in an English May was asking for trouble, staging a test in Chester-Le-Street in northern England, where the average temperature at this time of year is 9.6 degrees, was begging for it.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., has agreed to stage a test vote on the measure this year, but it's not clear whether he'll get enough GOP support to advance it.

That week, Pakistan staged a conspicuous test of its nuclear-capable missiles.