| stage protest | 45.75 | The students staged a protest. | ||
| stage attack | 25.81 | He staged an attack on a supposed Somali village. | ||
| stage demonstration | 24.42 | They staged demonstrations. | ||
| stage rally | 14.94 | Palestinians stage pro-Iraq rally. | ||
| stage strike | 10.53 | Residents stage a strike against military troops. | ||
| stage event | 10.01 | Great at staging grand events. | ||
| stage comeback | 9.35 | Rab tried to stage a comeback. | ||
| stage coup | 8.36 | Military stages apparent coup. | ||
| stage sit-in | 8.23 | But opposition legislators staged sit-ins in parliament. | ||
| stage series | 6.52 | So Bullock staged a series of raids. | ||
| stage raid | 6.39 | Those raids were staged Monday and Tuesday. | ||
| stage show | 6.39 | Hamill stages theme shows. | ||
| stage march | 5.86 | They staged their march on Tuesday. | ||
| stage fight | 3.75 | Rahman denied the fight was staged. | ||
| stage game | 3.49 | Will the football games be staged? | ||
| stage play | 3.29 | The school stages two plays each year. | ||
| stage walkout | 3.03 | On one occasion it staged walkouts four times. | ||
| stage production | 2.57 | In the camp, he staged little productions. | ||
| stage tournament | 2.50 | It staged the tournament in Qatar. | ||
| stage election | 2.44 | Staging democratic elections was a key goal. |