Sentence examples for to stage something from inspiring English sources

When WESLEY CHINN, a young Baroque violinist and professional chorister with impresario ambitions, asked an elder for advice on putting on opera in New York, he was told to stage something in late August or early September, when little is happening on the music scene and it is easier to become noticed.

The lighting was soft enough to stage something dramatic, but calm enough that I felt comfortable to eat... everything!

That's right, whenever plain old trickin' just wasn't getting the job done anymore, I would go out of my way to stage something EXTREMELY elaborate and sexy.

The idea for the Baltimore show, like many of those this summer, came from a local resident who saw Chicago's cows in 1999 and returned home determined to help stage something similar.

To help students polish their portfolios, institutions stage something akin to a college fair: participants set up booths, hand out brochures, tout their programs and conduct brief interviews.

You could stage something similar with the Soldier.

Hannah Miller, an American who has lived in Shanghai for five years and was one of the main organisers, knew better than even to think of staging something as brazen as a parade.

That's why he has finally allowed Holmes to stage Saved – something Holmes has requested permission to do on and off for the last 10 years.

It's like a documentary made by Brecht – you're staging something to flush out a reaction in the audience, and that reaction is one of utter horror.

But it also proved that no matter how carefully an administration stages something, there are bound to be unexpected quirks.

But some still speak of staging something less dramatic, like a work slowdown.