Sentence examples for staged and managed from inspiring English sources

The company performed eight plays in a day, half of which were fully staged, and managed to squeeze in a film as well.

And Evans goes further, forcibly reminding us what that failure actually means, in a coup de theatre that, while inelegantly staged and managed, feels momentarily as shocking as it is unexpected.

Adoption parties can subtly bring children and prospective adopters together in a carefully staged and managed social event which can lead to adopters falling in love with a particular child.

In short, it was the developments in physics and instrumentation that brought PET from being a neuroscience research tool to being the imaging test of choice in staging and managing a large number of common malignancies.

More specifically, somatic mutations in the BRAF, NRAS, KIT, and GNAQ genes are critical to correctly stage and manage patients with metastatic disease who can nowadays benefit from these modern molecular targeted therapies.

The relationship between these lesions and the immune status of the patients was assessed in order to show how, if coupled with immunological monitoring, patients in resource limited settings can have the disease properly staged, classified and managed.

Mackay had Cardiff 12th in the table at one stage and managed four wins to his successor's two.

Welland would joke that not only had he played the lead in Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party, but he had also swept the stage and managed the props between speaking his lines.

The couple, who have two children, were near the front of the stage and managed to escape after Mr Moore, 49, used his wife as a "battering ram" to get to a fire exit.

1 Cristiano Ronaldo: we knew it wasn't just us With the whole of Europe subjected to the annual will-he-won't-he-la-da-da-we're-not-listening Ronaldo transfer saga, C-Ron proved himself unfazed on the big stage and managed to bore, bemuse and generally irritate an entire continent over the course of two short weeks.

Four riders – 's Frederik Veuchelen, rider Simon Clarke, David Lelay of and 's Yukiya Arashiro – advanced clear of the main field after just 2 km of the stage, and managed to extend their advantage to a maximum of around seven minutes at one point during the stage.