Sentence examples for beginning of a play from inspiring English sources

The hopeful forecast turns out to have been the equivalent of Anton Chekhov's pithy principle that a gun mounted on the wall at the beginning of a play must be fired by the end.

Every day, at the edge of the beach, a guy with curly blond hair, a Viking hat and a G-string thong would get on a megaphone and announce the beginning of an erotic play called Soltando a Franga, which, loosely translated, means "Release the Inhibitions".

"I think that with the new City Council leadership," Mr. Ramirez said, "the speaker and the new chairs, not only from the Bronx but from Queens and other parts of the city, that there is a beginning of a level playing field, that the 1.3 million people of the Bronx will be able have a fair and equitable opportunity to participate in city governance".

Once the reviewers come in, secrecy goes out, as critics can hardly be asked to suppress the beginning and middle of a play, as they are famously asked to keep quiet about the ending of The Mousetrap.

Using Molotov, you can watch live TV, start over from the beginning of a live show, play on-demand videos and bookmark your favorite content to store it in your cloud DVR.

This is the beginning of a forum theater play in a border school in Andarak, a border village located in the south of Kyrgyzstan.

Incretin hormones are secreted by gut endocrine cells (L-cells in the small and large intestine) at the beginning of a meal, and play a key role in the control of the assimilation, storage and metabolism of nutrients [7].

"It's kind of poetic that, the week I have a Top 10 record, I have to go back to my beginning of playing a party with no one paying attention".

DiPietro said he had been cramping, and Coach Butch Goring said the beginning of an Islanders power play was a good time to replace him with Wade Flaherty.

This element of her personality is foreshadowed in an entertaining yarn she spins for Jamie, at the beginning of the play, about how a faulty printer has prevented her from finishing the poetry anthology she's working on.

At the beginning of the play, De Voto, dressed like an errant rabbi in a dark suit and a stiff black wig, renounces his ownership of a tobacco factory, which, it seems, is the source of all social evil.