Sentence examples for became a play from inspiring English sources
Fever Pitch, became a play, a film, and the progenitor of dozens of similar heartfelt paeans to clubs all the way from Bromley to Manchester United.
The fairytale Mr Potter had promised became a play of court intrigue and modern passion: a sort of offcut from Othello.
Certainly nuns were safe sport by 1992, when Whoopi Goldberg appeared in "Sister Act," a movie that later became a play in the West End in London and on Broadway.
And just as his al-Qaeda book became a play, his new play is destined to be a book, based on the research he's done for "Camp David," which included time he spent in Plains, Ga., with the Carters.
At a time when Britain was riven by economic and industrial strife, it became a play about a leader wracked by self-doubt who emerges triumphant from a national crisis.
Search and enjoy... Photograph: David Levene I am researching a book on Victorian murders and how they became mass entertainment - how the scandal de jour immediately became a play, a novel, or a penny-dreadful.
He was that rare athlete who became a play-by-play announcer instead of an analyst.
But somewhere along the way, you became a playing piece in the vicious game of politics.
He became a playing manager in 1926 and led his team to another league title in 1929.
Participants obsess over their palette, determined to find "the best skin". Skin becomes a play thing.
