Sentence examples for staging a large from inspiring English sources

Last year it pulled off a significant coup in staging a large exhibition by Richard Long.

A few weeks ago, for example, Ms. Brock was staging a large terrace on the Upper East Side.

The South sought to deter further aggression by staging a large show of force in exercises involving the firing of live ammunition near North Korea.

"It's the idea that with the little bit of theatre and opera work we have done, [we're] seeing the city as being a stage so you're staging a large installation piece.

Despite concerns, staging a large-scale music festival amid the hustle and bustle of the city's core isn't uncharted territory.

For this reason, UNICEF is staging a large-scale response by holding mine risk education workshops to train partner organizations in how to conduct awareness sessions for children.

The organizing committee's sustainability report (TOROC 2006b) demonstrates a detailed understanding of the environmental implications of staging a large-scale sporting event.

Local residents staged a large protest the next day, and were machine-gunned by Nationalist troops.

In response, several thousands of Georgians joined churchmen to stage a large counter-demonstration.

The Foam Photography museum in Amsterdam has staged a large and slightly indigestible retrospective (until 25 September), featuring 300 works.

Then Muslims staged a large, angry protest in Mumbai, the country's financial capital, on the western coast.