Sentence examples for staging a work from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean the problems of staging a work that meant more to Szymanowski than anything else he composed – see an illuminating article in the latest issue of Opera magazine for an exploration of that – are all solved.

And machinists are still angry that United went to federal court two years ago to get a restraining order against mechanics whom executives accused of staging a work slowdown during contract negotiations.

"Part of the problem with producing contemporary political theater in America today is that many theaters don't have flexibility or resources, be it hiring a lot of actors or staging a work that might be tough for some audience and board members," Ms. Rebeck said.

It is staging a work to rule in its dispute with the government over pay and pensions.

Backlogs at the top ports have worsened as shipping companies have periodically halted the unloading of ships, most recently over the three-day Presidents Day weekend, while accusing the union of staging a work slowdown.

I remember walking through Soho and Loach stopping to buy us a punnet of strawberries from a market stall, while telling me pity was a rightwing construct: the answer to all setbacks, as the great American trade unionist Joe Hill said, is, "Don't mourn, organise!" I recently watched The Big Flame, Loach's 1969 TV film about 10,000 Liverpool dockers staging a work-in.

Rainer once staged a work with naked dancers.

Prosecutors staged a work slowdown recently to protest their low pay.

In West Virginia, doctors staged a work stoppage on Jan . 1that led a committee of the state Legislature to approve a cap on awards.

At the Garden, even the ever-perspiring Patrick Ewing staged a work slowdown until Don Nelson was escorted to the westbound lane of the Lincoln Tunnel.

Workers at Green Bus Lines of Jamaica, which has 62,000 riders in central and southern Queens, staged a work slowdown yesterday to protest the lack of a contract.