Sentence examples for bringing the role from inspiring English sources
The most famous 20th-century musical adaptation of Shakespeare began in 1949 when a friend of the director Jerome Robbins was offered the part of Romeo in a stage production and began puzzling about bringing the role to life.
The reasons for the audience's love affair with Jeanette include her spunk (she is thrice divorced and ready to jettison No. 4) and, even more, the expert comedian bringing the role to life: the 70-something character actress Kathleen Freeman, who, like the salty old piano player she portrays, seems to have been just about everywhere and worked with just about everyone.
"I see this development as bringing the role of the California court in bar admissions into the mainstream," said Erica Moeser, president of the National Conference of Bar Examiners, a nonprofit in Madison, Wis., that constructs and scores the professional entrance exam.
I think they could have looked at ways of bringing the role more into line with modern times instead of scrapping it entirely.
Several papers in this special issue highlight potential roles of publics in the introduction of new vaccines, mostly at the level of implementation, but some point to the importance of bringing the role of citizen voices earlier into the decision-making process i.e.e
In a fantasy film the visual effects are an intergal part in immersing you in the imaginary world and also, with this, in bringing the role-playing elements to life.
Advances in isolation and culturing techniques have brought the role of anaerobic bacteria-causing maxillofacial infections to the fore.
The bass Luigi de Donato brought the role to life with a manly swagger and pitch-black low notes.
Spencer brings the role an unshowy fortitude and weariness, even if Henson makes the movie's strongest impression.
Her nature seems more blithe, transparent, larky, and her long-limbed physique brings the role a marvelous natural amplitude.
