Sentence examples for staging world from inspiring English sources

It is 15 years into a 25-year programme which includes the aims of staging world championships and putting together an Olympic sailing squad.

One day, you realize that this rival superpower has been busy creating international organizations and staging world congresses and festivals in the name of peace and democracy, and inviting people from other nations to participate.

It had been staging world three-cushion championships since the late 1920s.

He notes that the scope of the song broadens to make the highway a road of endless possibilities, peopled by dubious characters and culminating in a promoter who "seriously considers staging World War III out on Highway 61".

This is a significant investment, with £10m going directly towards staging world-class exhibitions and performances.

The prospect of staging world-class soccer in bone-melting heat prompted two proposals still under discussion: changing the World Cup to winter, or air-conditioning all of Qatar's dozen or so giant stadiums.

In recent years, Don King's status as the most powerful man in the sport has been greatly eroded as others, most notably Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions, have cornered the market in staging world-class fights.

The event has earned a reputation for staging world-class premieres and one-off events from the worlds of music, theatre and art.

His company, L.A. Dance Project, is known for staging world-class performances in non-traditional environments, and this weekend, the company is in residence in Marfa, TX, where they'll dance amidst large-scale and land art at The Chinati Foundation, the contemporary art museum founded by Donald Judd.

(In the staged world, the handsome, expectant, unmarried couple held hands while the whole auditorium applauded.

"It's special for such a small country like Wales to stage world championship boxing.