Sentence examples for a play changing from inspiring English sources

Cooke is used to his sense of a play changing in rehearsal; it keeps on changing, he says, right up until press night.

In his most recent play, If Only, performed at Chichester and broadcast on Radio 4, the entire coalition government occurs while theatregoers are having their pees and ice-creams; in both The Shape of the Table and The Prisoner's Dilemma, the entrance of a play-changing character happens just before the midway lights come up, and this is a calculated tactic.

She has rewritten a play without changing a word.

"I thought if I only had $75,000, would I rather invest in a luxury car or make a play in changing the world?" Nanosolar became a multibillion-dollar enterprise.

Young people have an important role to play in changing perspectives, driving positive changes in areas such as policy and accountability, and shifting mindsets from focusing on disaster response to investing in disaster preparedness (UNISDR 2000).

Disclosure and exposure have a role to play in changing corporate norms.

"We see ourselves as having a role to play in changing the world.

"It is not a children's play game, changing husbands," she said.

You don't just have potential but a role to play in changing what you think is not right.

Communities, leaders and young people all have a role to play in changing the behaviours that place young people at risk and creating an environment where they may thrive.

Gordon was brought in to provide a game changing play and he did.