Sentence examples for do a period from inspiring English sources

K.P.: I've been dying to do a period piece!

So shouldn't every civil servant have to do a period of community service?

I'd really love to do a period drama, I really would.

"And to do a period piece and a play that I loved.

It said only that he had undergone, as Catholic converts usually do, a period of "spiritual preparation".

Tell that story when you want to do a period drama – because, knowing that, you'll know where we are now".

"It was never my intention to do a period-faithful version of it".

"With hindsight, it would've been dull had we just done a period drama," she says.

The beauty of doing a period piece is it gives us a period through the vision of a director and through the characterisation of actors.

"The interesting thing about Jim," she said on the set, "is even if you're shooting a modern movie, it's like you're doing a period movie.

What Moffat could say was that his leads enjoyed doing a period Sherlock, but one actor seemed to like it more than the others.