Sentence examples for staging a day from inspiring English sources

Passenger groups and unions stepped up pressure over train fares by staging a day of action across the country.

Up to 400,000 public sector employees, including police officers, lecturers and border control staff, are staging a day of protest against the government austerity programme, with thousands of people expected to attend events in central London.

11.48am BST Atos Disabled people and anti-cuts activists are staging a "day of action" at the offices of Atos, the culmination of a week of protests against the firm's sponsorship of the Paralympic Games, reports Esther Addley.

Officials from the two teams said they had held discussions about staging a day-night doubleheader next Saturday to make up a lost game.

Students at Clinton staged a day of protest over the detectors this fall, and continue to demand their removal.

On Wednesday, supporters of the museum, including art blogs and local websites, staged a day of action with posts about DIA treasures to draw attention to its plight.

"Some time ago Occupy staged a day of 'Blockupy' across Germany, where they would try to stop bankers from going to work.

Smith has also cast doubt over whether Brisbane is the right place to stage a day-night Test match.

Spiritual leaders from a wide spectrum of religious traditions staged a day-long prayer vigil in front of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday to protest the GOP's beleaguered health care bill. .

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Elsewhere, Birmingham Originals – a network of creatives who sell on Etsy – is staging a three-day Winter Makers Market.