Sentence examples similar to staging hit from inspiring English sources

The crackdown followed repeated calls from India for Bhutan to expel the estimated 3,000 rebels, who have been staging hit-and-run attacks on government targets for a decade.

Senator John D. Rockefeller IV of West Virginia, the ranking Democrat on the committee, said on the same program that any confirmation of the death of Mr. Hussein would serve to undercut the morale of fighters who are staging hit-and-run attacks on American soldiers and at the same time instill confidence among the broader Iraqi public.

Nassau Coliseum rocked Tuesday night as Stevie Webb staged hit after hit on the visitors.

The team next starred for RKO Radio Pictures in an adaptation of the stage hit Room Service (1938).

Their most famous teaming was in The Odd Couple (1968), based on Neil Simon's stage hit.

Was it Bowie's fascination with the stage hit Cabaret that took him to Berlin?

The stage, hit by violent storms, was again marred by serious crashes.

Adapting a stage hit can be phenomenally expensive, he adds, because of the cost of the rights.

(1968), Carol Reed's adaptation of Lionel Bart's 1960 stage hit and the recipient of six Academy awards.

In 1956, he had another durable stage hit with Romanoff and Juliet, another cold-war satire, later filmed.

Osborne closely followed it with The Entertainer, starring Laurence Olivier, and later with a further stage hit, Inadmissible Evidence.