Sentence examples for staged in the first from inspiring English sources

The leaders' debates will be staged in the first three weeks of a four-week campaign with no debate held in the week of polling day.

The staging is not merely a gimmick – some sequences would be physically impossible to stage in the space and time allowed – but, just as viewers of 3D movies frequently feel that the glasses are blinding us to the script's defects, so it's hard to avoid the thought that, if the lights were put on, the play wouldn't have been staged in the first place.

Take the Williston Winter Festival, which we stage in the first week of September every year.

Rahbari said musicians should not have to obtain permission to stage concerts in the first place.

And there he is, centre stage in the first few seconds of the trailer.

Mr Kucinich did not belong on the national stage in the first place.

It took centre stage in the first two presidential debates between Al Gore and George W. Bush.

The campaign will develop in a number of stages, in the first phase more engaging and enquiring.

The blinds, ratty wooden slats, hung behind the stage in the first two acts, signifying awnings, windows, anyone's guess.

I would only be on stage in the first debate, in October, if I received one per cent in three polls within the six weeks prior.

But the revision illustrates how arithmetic has taken center stage in the first two days of a weeklong session in Monterrey on helping poor nations.