Sentence examples for staging them for from inspiring English sources

But the practice of inventing dramatic news pictures, staging them for the camera, seems on its way to becoming a lost art.

With Pericles, Shakespeare nurtures some of these attributes, staging them for the first time since the story's inception.

What happens, though, when you gather the many parts of one woman's life, staging them for all to see in a single one-hour performance?

He rehearsed Balanchine's ballets and staged them for a variety of companies as well as choreographing.

But Eddie, always the centre of attention, presumably had a motive for staging them other than profit.

But Eddie, always the center of attention, presumably had a motive for staging them other than profit.

He gathered friends and family to help remove the labels and caps, and clean the bottles and stage them for the shoot.

As the passengers watch street scenes through a picture window, it's not always clear which sidewalk vignettes have been staged for them and which are everyday life.

She then stands back up, and the film cuts to a series of shots of children who obviously have been watching what we now realize was a performance staged for them.

Syrian Army defectors have also called for such zones, though they envision them as staging grounds for attacks on the Syrian military.

If only there was some crack team of lucid-dreamers who could be paid to infiltrate your own night-time escapades and stage manage them for you, while looking as devilishly debonair as, say, Tom Hardy and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.