Sentence examples for which has staged from inspiring English sources

One wild card is Japan's growing antinuclear movement, which has staged well-attended protests nationwide in recent months.

That proved to be the low point for the greenback, which has staged a dramatic rally in recent weeks.

The PDRC instead supports the army, which has staged numerous coups d'etat over the past 80 years.

The Mauritanian military, which has staged two coups since 2005, says it is vying with militants for the trust of the country's civilian population.

The police said the code word was one used previously by the Real I.R.A., which has staged other attacks in London.

The 42-year-old theater, which has staged premieres of plays by David Mamet and Sam Shepard, raised $455,000 from about 1,100 donors.

The night he died Peach had been attending a demonstration against the far-right National Front, which had staged a controversial meeting in the heart of Southall's Sikh community, the night he died.

The Riverside Club, which had staged her ceilidh, closed a couple of years ago, but the dancing is no less fun at Lauries (34 King Street; 44-141-552-7123; www.lauriesheousticmusicbaruns.uk), the bar she runs with her husband, Cyrus.

Turkey and Egypt have militaries which have staged coups regularly in the past.

The third Test was played at the Oval which had staged the Tests in 1880 and 1882.

In the most egregious example, ISIS retaliated against the local Sha'eitat tribe, which had staged a rebellion in the summer of 2014, by killing more than 700 of its members – and teaching the people of Deir al-Zour a terrible lesson in the process.