Sentence examples for think about staging from inspiring English sources

Some colleagues and I began to think about staging an open, collaborative forum dedicated to the changing role of the chef.

What's more, in these obsessively PC times, you would have to possess a combination of hubris and devil-may-care glee to think about staging a show that sends up Nazis, blacks, Jews, gays - hell, even little old ladies - with equal abandon, as The Producers so merrily does.

They cruised around in Mr. Locker's car and thought about staging the murder at a bus depot on First Avenue in Harlem, Mr. Fleming testified.

Bradway has also thought about staging a field goal kicking contest with the New York Power of the Women's United Soccer Association, something the Kansas City Chiefs -- Bradway's former employer -- did with Mia Hamm and others.

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".

We'd say it to each other on stage: "Think about Glastonbury".

While the pictures were being taken, a reporter asked Miss Tomkins what she thought about stage kiddies in general.

Nobody seems to have thought about stage two: how to explain what happened in a way that underlines that confrontation is unnecessary.

"I think the fact that we were prepared to play the game in Australia probably took the Australians by surprise and it made the NRL think seriously about staging it.

Mr. Kellogg asked Rhoda Levine, the director, to see the production in Houston and think about a staging that would work both at Glimmerglass and the City Opera.

"We have to think about the stages of thinking ahead, what might be necessary, what might be triggered at certain points in a planned but relatively sensible way," Cockell said.