Sentence examples for drama serving from inspiring English sources

Their affectlessness gives the movie an atmosphere of hypothermia-laced surrealism, with shots of drama serving the same purpose as the vodka; both keep the blood flowing.

They have made television musicals like "Annie," "Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella" and "Gypsy" (with Bette Midler), as well as the TV drama "Serving in Silence: The Margarethe Cammermeyer Story" with Glenn Close and Ms. Davis.

Music and Drama, served as best man.

Pollard agrees: "I hope historical drama serves as an inspiration for people to go and find out more.

Thus, when supported by educational materials and activities, an insignificant costume drama served as a basis for further study.

'BLACKBIRD' David Harrower's two-character drama served emotional nakedness at its most unflinching in this Off Broadway production from the Manhattan Theater Club, directed by Joe Mantello.

Benedict Nightingale couldn't convince himself that "this was a play that mattered", but Emma Rice's drama served to ignite a heated debate about critics' reactions to plays directed by women.

Read more here The third series of BBC2's garish period gangster drama served up a heady stew of Russians, robbery, religion and rampage with more swagger than really seems fair.

With moralizing narration by Bobbi Bacha Sela Wardd), a sassy Texan private investigator with a Molly Ivins manner whose own monotonous family drama serves as a frame for the story, "Suburban Madness" sells itself as the tale of a perfect life gone wrong.

Frances Cary Bowen, instructor of drama, served as acting director from 1953 to 1957, and became the new director in 1957.

Students are assigned to watch all five seasons of the series outside of class, so that the drama serves as a cornerstone for in-class discussions.