Sentence examples for staging one from inspiring English sources

We talk about the eight-disc archival box set he's preparing for release this fall, covering his ascent from obscurity in the mid-60's to 1972, when he had Billboard's No. 1 album of the year; and the two tours he's staging, one on his own and one with three old friends, who, 30 years ago, were the biggest band in America.

Stephen Rapoport, the 33-year-old organiser of Failboat, a London-based counterpart to FailCon, tells me he originally thought about staging one of his meetings on an actual boat, and would have done but for the vague superstition that the boat "would burst into flames and sink".

This time, however, he displayed a wide-eyed exuberance reminiscent of Mickey Rooney on the eve of staging one of his backyard musicals.

Romney's lawyer at the Massachusetts hearing said that Romney's work in the private sector continued "unabated" while he ran the Olympics: "He succeeded in that three-year period in restoring confidence in the Olympic Games, closing that disastrous deficit and staging one of the most successful Olympic Games ever to occur on U.S. soil.

Simon responded to the disappointment by staging one of rock music's greatest late-career comebacks.

She did, however, have the respect of Sir Walter Scott (who invested his own money in staging one of her plays), Wordsworth and Byron.

Ministry are setting up on stage one.

As the girls stand on stage, one sobs uncontrollably.

with Springsteen on stage one day.

They staged one-on-one confrontations between predators and prey in petri dish arenas.

After it failed to come even close to an agreement at the bargaining table last month, the union began an unusual experiment, staging one-day strikes at individual factories.