Sentence examples for staging loose from inspiring English sources

The big difference at Artbank's new space is that it also has a gallery, and for its launch it is staging Loose Canon, an exhibition of work drawn from the collection to present an alternative version of the history of recent Australian art.

That sentiment was mirrored in the rallies staged by the loose collective Critical Mass, which since 1992 had organized large-scale bicycle rides wending through major urban centres across the world; the group blocked automotive traffic in an attempt to raise the visibility of cyclists and assert their equal right to the road.

The friendships he stages are loose affiliations that serve mostly as a bulwark against meaninglessness.

The unsettling opening image, a dancer lying face down at the farthest corner of the empty stage, cuts loose the viewer's visual expectations.

In the middle of it, a poster of Wise Children which had been stuck up at one side of the stage came loose and fluttered down.

Many of the most impressive acts were women or female-fronted bands: M.I.A., Solange; the bracing, confessional Waxahatchee; the howling post-punk Savages, the band most name-checked by other performers from the stage; the loose and riveting White Lung.

So what to make of Savion Glover, the New Jersey hoofer who comes on stage in loose trousers, clumpy boots, full beard and a hairdo that resembles a basket of snakes?

Writing in The New York Times, Clive Barnes described Mr. Blum as having "a style you could recognize on a darkened stage, a loose and loping style, with a technique always just as good as it needs to be and never any better (Mr. Blum is no vulgar overachiever) and who dances like a poet, a characteristically American poet at that".

BRANTLEY -- What impressed me most about Jackman's performance -- and I really hate the theater of dead celebrities as a general rule, where people do the most thorough impersonation they can -- is that without impersonating, he got a lot of what Allen projected on the stage: the loose shoulders, the gait and the idea of cruising the audience, which Allen would do.

The sixth stage shows loose skin and the voice starting to crack and get higher.

A loose etiquette is followed when staging.