Sentence examples for staging a show from inspiring English sources

It's more about staging a show.

The National Portrait Gallery is staging a show dedicated to one of the UK's most highly regarded portrait artists.

Staging a show of this kind on a long strip of stage must be like putting a Broadway show on a subway platform.

Twenty-five years later, the library honored Greene by staging a show featuring "over 250 of the best items Belle had purchased".

Now, Pallant House Gallery in Chichester is staging a show called Evelyn Dunbar: The Lost Works, featuring much of Ro's hoard.

There is hardly a point in staging a show if it produces a flurry of orders the designer cannot hope to fill.

Richard Fréchette and I had never had that much to stage a show.

Indonesia staged a show of force, pouring more than 1,000 troops into Jayapura.

At the same time, delegates at Cosatu's annual congress staged a show of unity.

Lawyers representing Mueen denounced the verdict and said the court had staged a show trial.

A few months later, in June 2000, the NYJO staged a show at Rayner's Hotel in west London.