Sentence examples for staged point from inspiring English sources

In another example, this month Swann staged "Point of Departure: Postwar African-American Fine Art" as part of its contemporary art offerings.

In the ideologically heated months after Sept. 11, 2001, pro-war bloggers like Andrew Sullivan staged point-by-point critical annotations of articles by antiwar journalists, notably Robert Fisk of The Independent, that came to be called "fact checks" or even "fisks".

Activists such as Mr Huenchullan dismiss the trials, saying they are "staged", pointing to the 80 per cent of Mapuches who are cleared in criminal cases.

Prepare yourselves for some crudely staged pointing and hugging of the badly paid and over-worked.

The group then returned to Brown Chapel, staging point of the march to Montgomery, and held a service on the sidewalks.

The whole thing has measure and pace, with enough dramatic interludes, staging points, flurries and intersections to keep your attention.

The Egyptian facilities would be used as staging points rather than for direct strikes, American officials said.

Turkish troops are leading peacekeeping forces in Afghanistan, and Turkish bases would be valuable as staging points for an attack on Iraq.

The online images purportedly document the attack on Tikrit, beginning with ISIS fighters atop pickup trucks and sedans raising their black banner at staging points outside the city.

The area is a staging point of sorts for operations in the region.

That border city is a staging point for drug shipments into El Paso.