Sentence examples for staged a trial from inspiring English sources
Ms. Lafrance staged a trial run that year.
Last week, the government staged a trial run; officials played the role of returning residents to see if the trips could be made safely.
(Alan has regularly staged a trial of Hamlet, sometimes with Justice Kennedy presiding). Recent offerings include teaching concepts of identity through the works of Philip Roth and the short stories of Alice Munro.
The controversy began in Florida on 20 March, when Pastor Wayne Sapp soaked a Koran in kerosene, staged a "trial" during which the Islamic holy book was found guilty of "crimes against humanity", and then set it alight.
Cromer's choice brought us face-to-face with a question that we will debate, experiment with, and struggle over throughout this rehearsal process: how do we make the familiar strange in a new and productive way? "All Rise!" The Execution of Justice team staged a trial, charging that Emily Mann's script had "unduly" influenced Laramie in both content and form.
The theater had staged a trial run of the Broadway musical "Finding Neverland," which Weinstein had produced, and had an arrangement whereby it would reimburse Weinstein and other show investors for money they put into the trial run, provided the investors got third parties to donate the amounts.
The Allies did stage a trial of the Nazi war criminals, at Nuremberg.
But Yousef also was convicted of staging a trial run - bombing a Philippine airliner in 1994, killing a Japanese passenger and injuring several others.
"It is definitely a consideration to stage a trial on the life of Muhammad in the future," he told the Sunday Telegraph.
Ban was under pressure to produce concrete results from his two-day mission to Burma, which was criticised as providing an endorsement to the Burmese leadership just as it is staging a trial of the opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi.
The Dutch FA has been staging a trial with Hawk Eye to examined the feasibility of a video referee communicating live with a referee during a game but its use during a competitive match has not been sanctioned.
