Sentence examples for staging places from inspiring English sources

And those challenges can seem more evident here in Paris, where so many museums are still staging places for the shaping of civilization.

Mr. Hytner's impressively fluid staging places the cast in evocative period costumes (by Bob Crowley) against the backdrops of spare, modern-looking sets (also by Mr. Crowley).

Designed by Niki Turner, Olivia Fuchs' staging places it in some non-specific modern context – the equivalents of the Gauls might be eastern European Roma.

Ms. Redgrave, who performs seated at a table at the front of the stage, places the show in the context of recent traumas in her own life.

"If you're someone like Rio (Tinto) or Anglo (American), often in these early-stage places you have no reason to be there, you haven't got any assets there," he says.

The rapid reduction of malaria incidences during the control stage places Southeast Asia and the Eastern Mediterranean in the elimination stage by 2020.

"I would have been immediately arrested on stage, placed in custody... [and] executed," he said.

These entrances included a series of stops at stages placed at various intervals en route.

At nine o'clock, the original Del Rey took to a tiny stage placed in the largest of the three rooms.

In 1985, when he became very ill with pneumonia, he was at one stage placed on a life support machine.

For the present Van Gaal is clear there should be no slip up against Michel Preud'homme's team, with a Champions League group-stage place at stake.