Sentence examples for staged only once from inspiring English sources

So far, it has been staged only once in continental Europe: in Valderrama, Spain, in 1997.

With a cast that included Louis Armstrong, it was released on LP in 1962 but staged only once, at that year's Monterey Jazz Festival.

The International 20 20 Club Championship, English cricket's great forgotten ghost ship of a Twenty20 competition, was staged only once, over three rain-sodden days in September 2005.

The opera, which sounds remarkably like the work of Benjamin Britten, has been fully staged only once, in Portland, Ore., in 1982, seven years after Herrmann's death.

Until now "War and Peace" had never been put on by the Paris Opera, and it had been staged only once in Paris, at the Theatre des Champs-Elysees in 1986, in a Bulgarian National Opera production directed by the Russian Boris Pokrovsky.

That intensifies the focus on Jorge Jesus's Champions League record, the manager having guided the club to the knockout stages only once in six seasons.

Win or lose, Leinster can look with satisfaction on its progress from when it was a Heineken also-ran, reaching the playoff stages only once in the first six years of the tournament, which was first played in 1995-6.

Japan have progressed beyond the group stages only once before.

But it has advanced out of the group stage only once, in 2003, when it finished fourth.

During the course of "Mad and Divine" — about 100 minutes long — Ms. Vaidyanathan left the stage only once.

The orchestra has tried a thrust stage only once with renovation in mind, at a rehearsal of Schumann's Second Symphony last month.