Sentence examples for which was staging from inspiring English sources

The snooker hall, which was staging a tournament, was one of the few recreation facilities available to them.

Reporters at the scene said they had seen no more than 40 people, many of them children, being escorted from the 1,163-seat 1,163-seathich was stheaterthe hit Russian musical "Nord-Ost," German for northeast.

By the end of the 20th century, Off-Broadway, which was staging about twice as many productions as Broadway, had grown to resemble Broadway aesthetically and in terms of its high production costs.

When he tried and failed to cut off funds to the Brooklyn Museum, which was staging the "Sensation" art show he had called "sick stuff", he became something of an international figure of fun.

It was also a ringing endorsement for the artificial pitch at Saracens' new £24m Barnet Copthall home, which was staging its second match but their first in front of a capacity 10,000 crowd.

In mid-January, the 136th Regiment was withdrawn to the Allied perimeter where it rejoined the 33rd Division, which was staging through Morotai en route for the Allied landing in Luzon.

2) A stage musical she co-wrote, which was staged at the National Theatre in 2013.

Informality marked the meeting of the presidents, which was staged to seem not staged.

The court permitted a four-hour labor protest, which was staged by some workers.

I wrote about 22 plays before When You Cure Me, which was staged in 2005.

Security was high for the event, which was staged under a large tent outside the Atlantic Terminal.