Sentence examples for a role that allowed from inspiring English sources
In another revival, "Clytemnestra" (from 1958), performed by the Martha Graham Dance Company at the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts in May, Fang-Yi Sheu found a role that allowed her to be fierce, vulnerable, enraged and wholly feminine.
In 1974, he was made The Daily Racing Form's executive columnist, a role that allowed him to cover almost every major race in America and some of the most important ones abroad.
Then the women, starting with Look Back in Anger's sexually confident Helena and then her performance as Nora in A Doll's House, a role that allowed Bloom to "fuse two conflicting sides of my nature – spoiled-child wife and the determinedly independent woman".
But she was rapidly seduced by a role that allowed her to morph from "a power woman in a helmet" to a ditzy seductress "faffing around on stage" to a grand ballerina - and it was partly the startling range of her performance that won Yanowsky her great reviews.
It was a role that allowed her to sing once more of Mr. Sondheim's rueful, mortality-defying musical meditations, "Liaisons," an aching paean to love affairs past, and she brought to it an original and rather stinging bitterness about a life that is nearly over.
In boxing parlance, Wilshere's passing offers the sort of short, sharp blows to the opponent's body that can do real damage while Gerrard was happy to adopt a role that allowed him to control affairs from a deeper position.
So she becomes a hostage, a role that allows her to fulfill a dream.
The gore is camp, the tone is intelligently silly and the characters are thin but well defined – and Winstead finally has a role that allows her to shine.
And he is chairman of its courts subcommittee, a role that allows him to speed up or slow down nominations of federal judges and prosecutors.
Mr. Bernanke explained that the Fed had met with MF Global management this year to approve the firm as a primary dealer, a role that allows brokers to trade Treasury bonds with the Fed.
Polunin's stand-in, 20-year-old Johan Christensen, cuts a fine figure in an opening solo, but from then on is hamstrung by a role that allows nothing beyond empty posturing.
