Sentence examples for staging some of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jacopetti was sometimes accused of staging some of the strange things he filmed.

They had played a central role in the overthrow of the dictatorship, staging some of the earliest protests after Bouazizi's self-immolation.

Multiple settings were used to great advantage in staging some of the important plays of Eugene O'Neill, Arthur Miller, and Tennessee Williams, and it is indispensable in small experimental venues and in low-budget theatre.

After quickly attempting to salvage what remained of New York's spring 2002 season by staging some of the 80 canceled shows at other sites, designers entered into the relief effort with an uncommon show of solidarity, joining Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani at an Oct. 23 news conference to announce a Shop for America campaign.

History also says he was unwise to set the specific targets of England reaching the semi-finals of the 2020 European Championship (even if they hope to be staging some of the key matches) and to win the Qatar World Cup of 2022, whether or not it is staged in winter (as Dyke hopes) or summer (as the Premier League want).

These directors are the new power players of Off Broadway, staging some of the most critically acclaimed productions in recent years, and they are starting to get more shots at the better-paying, career-making gigs on Broadway, where four out of five shows are usually directed by men.

Thousands of Muslims nationwide staged some of the largest anti-Israeli protests ever in Indonesia this week.

But "Recovered Voices" has already raised nearly $5 million to stage some of these operas.

At Ballet Theater he staged some of his past works and even polished a "Giselle".

Over the next number of years Mr. Ghesquière staged some of his most dynamic Balenciaga shows.

Al-Qaeda has used elections before to stage some of their most horrific attacks, such as in Spain in 2004.