Sentence examples for war was staged from inspiring English sources
Love and War was staged in June at Masrah al-Medina, a theatre in the Hamra district of the Lebanese capital Beirut, 50 miles south of Tripoli.
Less a coherent story than a series of tableaux, "Opium War" was staged outside the theatre, as well as inside, where the public was led by guides into rooms decorated with old Japanese movie posters, blown-up details of erotic woodblock prints, lurid comic books, and props that seemed to have been lifted from a nineteen-twenties whorehouse.
His first fast in 1970, to protest the U.S. incursion into Cambodia during the Vietnam War, was staged outside the White House and lasted 29 days.
The place seemed sealed off from the muddy chaos of the Caucasus, to say nothing of the guerrilla war being staged in the wooded foothills to the southeast.
(Given Mr. Hester's recent lawsuit against A&E asserting that much of the original "Storage Wars" is staged, there may be some truth to this).
In 'Antony and Cleopatra,' the battle of Actium was staged with war toys: tiny ships on a map of the sea that burst into flames.
The discovery has sent shock waves through the photography world, not least because it is hoped that the negatives could settle once and for all a question that has dogged Capa's legacy: whether what may be his most famous picture — and one of the most famous war photographs of all time — was staged.
The world premiere of the hugely anticipated Star Wars film, The Force Awakens, was staged on Monday across three cinemas in Los Angeles.
In a separate news agency report, North Korea assailed the "ceaseless war exercises being staged by the U.S. imperialists" against the North "in league with the South Korean war hawks".
In July, an Independence Day celebration typical of 1865 includes a meeting of a temperance society, and a Civil War battle is staged.
Only twice in its 57-year history had the council managed to solve the most fateful issues of war and peace -- in 1950, when the council authorized war in Korea (while the Soviet Union was staging a boycott of the body), and in late 1990, before the first war against Iraq.
