Sentence examples for staged well from inspiring English sources

But it is a handsomely staged, well acted, and affecting story.

Leigh's defence is that the opera, if staged well, adds to depleted stocks of world joy.

The scene with Oscar and Felix's double date seems like it was written and staged, well, out of a sitcom from the 70s.

When staged well, the cat fight between Helena and Hermia is hilarious: it doesn't need explanation, because there is clarity in both Shakespeare's verse and his scenario.

Since the Sly episode is staged, well, conventionally, given the company's trademark anachronistic excess, the last picture of a real show of shows emerges as a lovely statement about the possibility of values coexisting, say, classical and funk, the old with all things contemporary.

"If it goes well and it's staged well, we've every chance of securing further high profile matches in the future and they will continue to enhance Glamorgan and Welsh cricket".

Simon's photographs are artfully staged, well-lit productions.

One wild card is Japan's growing antinuclear movement, which has staged well-attended protests nationwide in recent months.

The director Thomas Ostermeier, who has staged well-received versions of "A Doll's House" and "Hedda Gabler" at the Brooklyn Academy, is one of the leading lights of the international stage.

The village in southern China's Guangdong province grabbed headlines around the world after hundreds of its villagers staged well-organised protests to express their anger against the corrupt local officials and land seizure, and the conflicts escalated in the wake of an attempted crackdown by the local authority.

Rubbish collectors have staged well-humoured protests during carnival.