Sentence examples for conclude the play from inspiring English sources
Her last words — "Goodbye spoony Juney Moon" — conclude the play with an appropriately fetching and bittersweet note.
The public is invited to celebrate the multiple weddings that conclude the play on the banks of the River Avon.Yet hardly anyone will see this strange production whole.
From the delicacy of the hotel's flowers to the pathos of vegetarian Cate removing the ham from her sandwiches to the terrifying, oddly balletic tableaux that conclude the play, we are in no doubt that this is a writer who had faith in her audience's capacity to respond to imagery.
But those who stayed were rewarded with the well-turned comic scenes that conclude the play, that leek duel between the Welsh officer Fluellen (William Sturdivant) and the rascally Pistol (Chris Thorn), and the king's comical courting of the French princess.
As Joan says in the extraordinary monologue that concludes the play, "Everything's been recruited".
The manufactured motivational speech that concludes the play, however, feels unworthy of the trancelike poetry of that glorious soccer scene.
Maybe that's what the director was thinking with the theatrical climax that concludes the play, which, without giving away the ending, requires something of a special effect.
Ms. Thurber concludes the play with a series of elegiac commentaries on death, delivered by various characters describing their last moments or asking rhetorical questions -- "Do you wake in the morning and forget for a minute?
The quadruple wedding that concludes the play (not presided over by the god Hymen but by a human) seems a minor miracle and takes place with modest celebration, at night in the forest, with strings of lamps as the bare mark of festivity.
The disaster that concludes the play is foreshadowed throughout.
But eventually you have to conclude that the play, directed by Loy Arcenas (who also provided the stark sets), is just a learned historical tableau that is dangerously low on theatrical vitality.
