Sentence examples for elements of the play from inspiring English sources

Moussa Dadis Camara, echo elements of the play.

"All the lines were spoken, but stripping everything out revealed elements of the play that were really quite extraordinary".

It did not count as a red-zone completion, but the elements of the play — Sanchez's read of the defense, his accuracy, Burress's adjustment — signified progress.

Not surprisingly, the elements of the play as self-commentary on its slippery theatrical nature are played up by its director, the troupe's founding artistic director, David Herskovits.

(Woolfe) 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' (Friday and Tuesday) Many productions of Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream" cannot sort out the comic and creepy elements of the play.

Each production has revealed different elements of the play, some darker, some lighter, but always with a sense of intrigue, as the characters become conspirators in their own defeat.

What begins as affinity for a sound or style soon becomes identification with elements of the playing.

He said it was all the invisible elements of the plays — sight adjustments, audibles — that the Jets still had to work on.

"The claustrophobic element of the play makes it so much more horrifying and intense," Mr. Comtois said.

The most interesting element of the play is the implicit family attachment to the subject; Mr. Arbus was married to the photographer Diane Arbus, who committed suicide in 1971, two years after their divorce.

One puzzling and patience-trying element of the play is its setting among the semi-lowlife fringe characters who tend to gather around the mob, whose speech patterns and lifestyles and priorities have become an overly familiar storytelling idiom.