Sentence examples for about your play from inspiring English sources

Q. Jesse, tell me about your play.

'Please tell us about your play.' The Parents.

RENNER: Rebecca, can we talk a little bit about your play and how you're using this policewoman, this figure of authority, who comes in both to give the main character comfort and to give her fear?

But nothing teaches you more about your play than an audience who has no financial or emotional interest in it: They squirm in their seats; they don't come back after intermission.

She would come to the Market Theatre and stand in a cold corridor at 10 at night to talk to you about your play". Gordimer was a giant whose influence would be felt for generations, Higginson added.

"He's not a fan of defensive cricket or being negative about your play for no reason," said Watkinson.

They talked about not trusting coaches who, they said, send you in hurt, and lie about your playing time and play you off against your friends.

"Move on and go to another team if you're worried about your playing time and think you deserve to play over somebody else," Youkilis said.

You might walk the dog, as the strange expression for underbidding goes, to try to mislead the opponents about your playing strength.

MANDELL -- There are some lines you write about your plays: "My own plays are broken, jagged, filled with sharp edges, filled with things that take sudden turns, clinging to each other, smash up, veer off in sickening turns.

Tell us about your plays.