Sentence examples for connecting plays from inspiring English sources

The idea of sex as a battleground and marriage as a lifelong torment is partly what makes Strindberg seem so modern: there is a straight line connecting plays like The Dance of Death and The Father with Osborne's Look Back in Anger and Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Bavelier's group pointed out that there is very limited evidence connecting play to cognitive ability, including attention, if the above definition of play is applied.

That means theatergoers have a rare chance to see Coward's most popular and most tellingly connected plays, first class, side by side.

The couple also tried to connect playing bluegrass.

"It's kind of bringing connected play all the way down to two-year-olds," he said, impressed.

Connected Play is an informative and yet nuanced description of the ways digital playgrounds are being used by tweens today and how these play experiences represent educational opportunities.

Our findings showed that each metabolic component has its specific mutual relations with other components connected, playing a unique role within the ecological system.

The hypothesis connects playing tennis with watching it — and with the practice of imagining perfect strokes in one's room at night.

Consequently, while the PlayStation 3 floundered in development hell, it was the 360 that brought in a new era of high-definition, highly connected play.

The project connects play and character development and is designed to bridge academics with the social, emotional and physical well-being of children.

All along the bloated Mississippi last week, the odd nature of this collection of levees — autonomous but yet connected — played out in towns like this one, Canton, about 125 miles northwest of St . Louis