Sentence examples for staged on a from inspiring English sources

He then had to wrangle the consent of a crazy-quilt of municipalities and agencies along the race's route, which is one reason it is being staged on a Saturday in August, when car traffic, if not the air temperature, is at a minimum.

And now, in England, the off-games squad are levelling the playing field through the growth of endurance culture and marathon art, led by the macho theatre-going offered to those who attempt in one go - when three or more evenings are staged on a single day - the current RSC productions of Tantalus and Shakespeare's history cycle.

It was one of the first global satellite broadcasts, the fight staged on a muggy, ultra-hot Manila morning for an international viewing audience.

In colloquial English with conventional American accents (with one exception that may or may not be intentional), the drama is staged on a set dominated by stacked brown cartons that remove any sense of place.

(Such bake sales have been staged on a number of college campuses).

Their meeting was staged on a classic police interrogation room set: two chairs, small table, light above it.

The final 5.2 kilometers will be staged on a specially laid dirt track up to a ski resort.

"How would we like it if we were told our championship races had to be staged on a different surface?

This survey of humanity and dehumanization, staged on a metal grid, starred Willem Dafoe as the coal-smutched stoker, Yank.

In reality, these debates are usually staged on a Friday when most MPs are in their constituencies.

He has since coached all levels and even helped prepare the course for the World Cup Women's Downhill, staged on a terrifyingly steep 70-second course.