Sentence examples for devise a play from inspiring English sources

Hull Truck was the first visiting company to perform at London's National Theatre, and the first to devise a play specifically for the BBC.

The turning point came in 1974, when Bradwell felt the time had come to move on from hippy subject matter and prove to the world that Hull Truck could devise a play about policemen and vicars.

Twice on Sunday, Bryant was seen blowing up on the sideline: first at quarterback Tony Romo, then at tight end Jason Witten as the offense was trying to devise a play to answer the Lions, who had taken the lead with 12 seconds left.

The guys get to perform a pre-game cheer and girls have to devise a play and act it out to launch the game day festivities.

Altman devised a play that he hoped would enable someone to get off a decent shot, particularly Taylor.

The National Youth Theatre has also devised a play highlighting the risk of becoming a target for crime, which it will perform at schools across the country during the week.

After reading a circular issued by Major's Cement; the manufacturer frets over the possible imputation that he was holding back on his product; or that the customers wouldn't give the product a fair trial before condemning it; the author devised a play on the same idea.

The New Yorker, March 2 , 1940 P. 15After reading a circular issued by Major's Cement; the manufacturer frets over the possible imputation that he was holding back on his product; or that the customers wouldn't give the product a fair trial before condemning it; the author devised a play on the same idea.

By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, March 2 , 1940 P. 15After reading a circular issued by Major's Cement; the manufacturer frets over the possible imputation that he was holding back on his product; or that the customers wouldn't give the product a fair trial before condemning it; the author devised a play on the same idea.

Similarly, a partnership in Switzerland, between community providers, professional actresses and amateur actors with a migration background have devised a play in English, French and Somali to increase public awareness, without accusing or judging, thereby building trust for the rounds of discussions that follow the performance [ 46].

Gradually, though, the Italian calmly found the right balance between defence and attack, devising a playing system which suits the players at his disposal.