The phrase "a set of play" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of plays"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a collection of theatrical works or performances.
Example: "The theater company presented a set of plays that showcased the diversity of contemporary drama."
Alternatives: "a collection of plays" or "a series of plays".
Robert Morden in 1676 incorporated Ogilby roads on to maps printed as a set of playing cards.
Also at Avignon a young Lebanese-born writer who lives in Quebec, Wajdi Mouawad, presents a set of plays about war, identity and memory.
The time is right to run a set of plays (Hedda Gabler will join the repertoire in July) that explore the timeless tensions between civic order and human passion.
For the winning school, Burnage Academy in Manchester, it was designing a set of playing cards to which you could add to a set of cogs to build whatever you might imagine – a bus, a house, a train station.
She began at the shop at Phillips de Pury & Company on Park Avenue, which carries Tauba Auerbach's One Deck of Cards: Shapes, a set of playing cards she had seen in London.
Josh McDaniels has had months in his lab to concoct a set of plays that Tebow can run, and it's hard to imagine that we won't at least see him in goal-line situations or Wildcat-type packages.
And guests can even take that feeling home, with a complimentary Jaques goody bag, which includes a luxury snakes and ladders or ludo set, a set of playing cards and five poker dice, as well as packs of happy families and snap, with original artwork by Sir John Tenniel, illustrator of Punch and Lewis Carroll's books.
You can choose from lesser known songs which are free, or buy a set of "plays" through an in-app purchase to lay down some mad beats over a song that's more popular, like "Drop It Like It's Hot" or "California Love".
Established in 2005, it signs on a new director each year who is charged with creating the "volume" of the year with a set of plays and performers.
