Sentence examples for staging near from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of African immigrants began a hunger strike this week after Israeli police forcibly broke up a sit-in they were staging near the Egyptian border.

Shows of this sort are generally staged near temples, in the open air, at nightfall or in the very early morning.

It was another Miller classic, a production of "All My Sons" staged near his hometown, Fairport, N.Y., that inspired a 12-year-old Mr. Hoffman to become an actor.

When he entered the market, his engineers designed software to synch with Doppler radars staged near TV broadcast stations.

Once there, Mr. Bush found himself sitting in "protocol order" on a long stage, nearest to the Vietnamese prime minister, Phan Van Khai.

A lot of VCs are moving away from early-stage investing to later-stage, near-market opportunities," says Sir Chris Evans of Merlin Biosciences, a venture firm that specialises in biotech in Europe.

Ottawa and Pittsburgh staged a near replay of their playoff Game 1 from last season, only with a much different result.

At the start of her solo Ms. Mordoj stood at the back of the stage in near darkness.

Topiaries were jammed under the stage near the orchestra pit.

The year's best party band just jumped off a stage near you.

On a stage near the pool, the evening's entertainment began.