Sentence examples for beloved playing from inspiring English sources

Despite hearing emotional pleas from the community in September 2010 against Cardiff council's plans to build a new high school on their beloved playing field, the council still seems determined to thwart community feeling.

Also left out were acts from other countries (including that beloved "Play It Again, Bob" skit), no matter how influential they were on American performers.

Beloved plays like "Guys and Dolls" at the Long Wharf in New Haven join original works like "The Clean House" at Yale Repertory to keep audiences both entertained and challenged.

Then there is Robert Wilson's version of "The Black Rider," in which a clerk accepts magic bullets from the Devil in order to win the heart of his beloved, played by Marianne Faithfull, at the Barbican on May 21.

It also did not hurt that Hall looked perfect for the part: like Rosalind, Hall is "more than common tall," which meant that she was able to stand eye to eye and equal to equal with Orlando, her eventual beloved, played by a promising newcomer named Dan Stevens.

Over the decades, many have asked why a beloved play is often laborious.

One could cite one or another beloved play or production that didn't get a look in, but what's the point?

Kushner had no interest in hacking down his beloved play to just 10% of its original length, so he gave Eötvös a free hand to make the adaptation.

"The Tempest," the 2004 Thomas Adès opera produced by the Met last year, was based on one of Shakespeare's most beloved plays even if it lacked a major-name composer.

But now beloved play The Dresser is to make its return to the West End for the first time in a decade – despite writer Ronald Harwood admitting he remains "continually puzzled by its popularity".

Hardly one of Shakespeare's best known and most beloved plays, this always looked like a commercial struggle, and a marketing image featuring a shaven-headed Fiennes streaked in blood was more arresting than appealing.