Sentence examples for time staged from inspiring English sources

When Creative Time staged a clever group show on the island in 2009, the place still felt haunted.

The rebels at the time staged terrorist attacks in Ugandan villages as well as in the capital, Kampala, including a 1998 attack in which 80 students were massacred in a frontier town.

During this year's Scottish Parliament election campaign Alex Salmond, the SNP leader and first minister of Scotland, made a memorable appearance on the BBC's Question Time staged in Liverpool.

The report also said that he had conducted private self-defense counseling on official time, staged a dangerously amateurish sting operation, and interrogated suspects over protests that they wanted a lawyer.

Now a Texas-born director with only rudimentary French has for the first time staged a selection of the fables at the Comédie Française, the shrine of French literary classicism.

He had gone on the run twice in the past and each time staged a series of violent robberies before being caught and re-jailed.

Since in each time stage half number of totally 8 substates being selected by the substate selection scheme, each of the selected substate will execute 4 CBM calculations for the succeeding time stage.

But the political establishment will have a tougher time staging an encore performance.

A new play by Dustin Lance Black, about a trial to overturn California's voter-approved ban on gay marriage, has found its first cast members for a one-time staged reading on Broadway.

All great and talented photographers have at times "staged" photographs; Robert Doisneau was notorious for doing it.

In the 18th century, the serenata -- something between an opera and an oratorio -- was at times staged; at others, not.