Other Word Forms
- unstaged adjective
- well-staged adjective
Etymology
Origin of staged
Example Sentences
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Last Saturday, Denmark’s Arctic command forces staged a rescue mission of an American crew member who needed urgent medical attention.
From Salon
The US Department of Justice announced Friday that 30 more people are being charged for their roles in an anti-ICE protest staged last month at a church in Minnesota.
From BBC
In its finest moments, “Man on the Run” does precisely that, shedding new light on the ways in which McCartney staged his remarkable 1970s comeback.
From Salon
Farmers across Europe remain unconvinced and are up in arms, including in Spain where they staged a protest against the deal in Madrid earlier this month.
From Barron's
Organisers have also staged the first ever Brits Fringe event, featuring masterclasses from industry experts and live sets from emerging stars in the city.
From BBC
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