Sentence examples for staged that from inspiring English sources

Hold on, got it now, he's the suburban militia guy who staged that bloody assault on an armored car.

To make her more foolish, Mr. Newman staged that entrance behind tacky rippling fabric, spanning the width of the stage, meant to suggest a hedge.

I wondered later why he staged that performance before the Parliament, since peace and coexistence were never a possibility for him.

James said it began to seem possible at age 13, when he won the 400 and finished second in the 200 at the Caribbean Union of Teachers Games staged that year in St . Lucia

It is true that there is a certain degree of difficulty inherent in turning one's apartment into a set from "Miss Saigon," but pulling off "Good Evening, Vietnam" certainly struck me as easier to accomplish than Ms. Sindi's "Southampton Luau," or a "Skyscraper Garden Luncheon," or the toga party she once staged that required 150 yards of white carpet, Ionic columns and plaster Roman busts.

The people watching with him started laughing and then turned very angry because the briefer was describing this event as if it was just a bunch of bandits who got lucky when Graham knew from his reporting that people who staged that had very good intelligence.

Then I stage that house.

The stage, that is.

The Outdoor Stage: "That Scoundrel Scapin".

It was my stage that got invaded.

But when you're acting on stage, that's it.