Sentence examples for staged everything from inspiring English sources

These were rival houses: Thomashefsky held forth at the National Theater, where he and his wife, Bessie, staged everything from pageants to Shakespeare.

In Brussels, when Mr. Mortier ran the Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie, Mr. Wernicke staged everything from Cavalli's "Calisto" to a noted "Ring" cycle.

Jane Austen fans -- known affectionately as Janeites -- have staged everything from musical adaptions to lavish early-19th Century dress-up parties, from modern cinema translations to rewrites with horrible monsters.

Last year, LA painter (and gruff contrarian) John Kilduff filled a defunct downtown showroom with an entire car dealership made of painted cardboard vehicles, and has staged everything from flower shops to art-fair bakery cases with the same pitch that paintings last longer and hold their value better and are healthier for you than a lot of the "real" crap you're wasting your money on.

At the same time, they conduct a daily charade here in Guantánamo – they stage everything that visitors see, and they brag about how well this place is run.

From Thursday through Nov. 19, practitioners of this art form from the United States, Europe and Latin America will stage everything from an updated "Antigone" to "Peter Pan".

The theater stages everything from Shakespeare to Sondheim (its 2012 production of Into the Woods, appropriately, transferred to the Delacorte that summer).

But even if Kim's regime has the capacity to go full "Truman Show" — and I don't think it does — it doesn't need to stage everything to get people to stay on script.

From the signboard to the stage, everything is hand-made.

It makes difficult things--and on the stage everything is difficult--look simple.

But most of the time the art takes center stage, everything else fading quietly into the background.