Sentence examples for which were staged from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dauer-Cardasis insisted that her problems had nothing to do with the arts center's programs, which were staged in the church and its parish hall next door.

During his debut Formula One campaign in 2000, Button competed in 17 races – only six of which were staged outside Europe.

Federal agents arrested the former official, Suresh Kalmadi, on charges that he had conspired to steer an inflated contract to a Swiss firm that provided timing equipment for the games, which were staged here in October.

In London a repertory-style theatre was established by Lilian Mary Baylis at the Old Vic in 1914, but it became most famous as a home for Shakespeare's plays, all of which were staged there over the following nine years.

In the 1930s and '40s Leonov's fiction conformed somewhat more closely to the prevalent style of Socialist Realism, as did his 12 plays, 11 of which were staged in Moscow.

Among those joining Mr. Domingo, right, in a program that is to include excerpts from operas including "Fidelio," "Don Giovanni," "Aida" and "Die Meistersinger," which were staged during that first postwar season, will be the singers Thomas Hampson, Angelika Kirchschlager and Bryn Terfel and the conductors Seiji Ozawa, Christian Thielemann, Daniele Gatti, Franz Welser-Möst and Zubin Mehta.

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.