Sentence examples for Walk-on role from inspiring English sources

In 2012, Neiman Marcus offered one walk-on role in the Broadway production of Annie for $30,000.

There's parts of Reading you ain't seen.'" "Aspiration is the common link in our work," agrees Merchant, who sports an unflattering moustache for his walk-on role as one of the ball-goers.

In fact, it's the first film-to-game adaptation where you mostly play as an extra, and your walk-on role is always a brief one.

Opposition parties have been reduced to a walk-on role.

Stein's first appearance on TV was a walk-on role in Floyd On Fish (1985).

Q Have you ever had a walk-on role at your studio?

He made his Broadway debut in 1945 in a walk-on role in Maurice Evans's "Hamlet".

His walk-on role in the fall of the Berlin Wall is, of course, well documented.

From its title, vaguely suggestive of Asia, to Osama bin Laden's walk-on role, Mr Hanif's book feels formulaic.

(Courtiers, Mitford writes, "became perfectly hysterical" in their efforts to get a walk-on role, or even simply a ticket).

He made his Broadway debut in 1937 in Othello, in which he had a walk-on role.