Sentence examples for book of plays from inspiring English sources
It definitely qualified as the best thing I'd ever read, and I almost exploded with joy when I found there was a whole fat book of plays.
This influential artist, who helped found Performance Space 122 and relentlessly tours the country with his lean, personal and deceptively canny shows, has earned respect -- albeit not as much as is given to him by Tony Kushner, who (jokingly?) compares him to Proust in the introduction to Mr. Miller's book of plays, "Body Blows".
The F.B.I. agent, Michael W. Lowe, testified that items like the book of plays were seized because they contained Chinese writing that might have been relevant to the investigation and could not have been readily translated on the scene during the four-hour search.
In the search, some 15 F.B.I. agents took computer-related files, and a total of 10 big boxes of material, including a book of plays by Tennessee Williams and short stories by Guy de Maupassant, because, an agent testified today, they had phone numbers and Chinese characters written in them or on slips of paper tucked inside.
The performance was witnessed and described by Simon Forman in his manuscript The Book of Plays and Notes thereof per Formans for Common Policy.
Assured that this could be arrange, I immediately left the hotel and went to a bookshop and purchased a copy of Ends and Odds, a small book of plays and sketches, and turned it over to the Major Domo upon my return.
He published 13 books of poetry, two books of plays and several collaborations.
The letter that belonged to no one's daughter was moved from place to place, to a drawer under sweaters, to an Indian box where she kept earrings and bracelets, behind books of plays — Euripides and Racine, Shaw and Brecht, Dario Fo, Miller, Artaud, Beckett, and, of course, an annotated "Marat/Sade".
Several books of plays appeared in 1927, including A Book of Little Plays and The Play's the Thing with the illustrator Alfred Bestall.
Rather, the book consists of plays by three different authors: Aeschylus' "Agamemnon," Sophocles' "Electra," Euripides' "Orestes".
