Sentence examples for usually stages from inspiring English sources

Tête à Tête usually stages operas; Bankes-Jones torned to Slade's musical, a childhood favourite, only when a planned opera production fell through.

It is usually staged by an accomplished professional alumnus.

The Taliban usually stage their most intense offensives during those months.

He usually staged scenes to be photographed and worked with multiple exposures, sequences, and series.

With the National Guard occupying the Seventh Regiment Armory, where the fair is usually staged, it had nowhere to call home.

In reality, these debates are usually staged on a Friday when most MPs are in their constituencies.

At the same time, the initial steps of a vice presidential roll-out are usually staged effectively by the campaigns.

He held those races first, followed by the sprints and the hurdles, which are usually staged at the beginning of the meet.

It isn't, however, a principle that has traditionally affected mass-market gigs, the kind usually staged at Manchester's MEN Arena.

Paulus seamlessly transposes the musical (usually staged as a Fosse-esque vaudeville) to a demonic big top, presided over by the sinister Leading Player (the gifted Patina Miller).

Though usually independent from the firms, the leagues, which usually stage games at local high school or college gyms, typically organize teams by company, with players from, say, JPMorgan Chase & Company signing up to play under that firm's title.