Sentence examples for which is staged from inspiring English sources

Trooping the colour, which is staged every June in London's Horse Guards Parade, originated from traditional preparations for battle.

Forsythe created "Catalogue (First Edition)," which is staged without music, for Dance On, Roman's Berlin-based cofpany of dancers who are over 40 years old.

We will turn our attention to questions of rhetoric, which is staged in so many varieties across the social landscape of the play.

Laura won the prestigious Eddie Herr junior event – which is staged at my academy – at the back end of last year.

That's not always easy in this show, which is staged in the back room of the Parkside Lounge and has the actors performing amid the audience.

Beyond Shakespeare there's another big court scene in Aeschylus's Oresteia (29 Aug to 16 Oct), which is staged in a new adaptation by Rory Mullarkey.

BBC-P is broadcasting live from the House of Lords, which is staging a special debate to commemorate the Charles Darwin bicentennial.

The decision to take on the issue came from Melissa Dean, founder of BAREtruth theatre company, which is staging the play.

Since 2002 the RAR mantle has been worn by Love Music Hate Racism, which is staging an enormous event spread over three stages tomorrow in Victoria Park.

"The thing is not if they are completed now," said Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki, president of the Athens Organizing Committee, which is stage-managing the 2004 Olympic Games.

'I'm on the board of [London theatre] the Donmar Warehouse', which is staging a play based on David Frost's series of interviews with Richard Nixon later this year.