Sentence examples for existing playing from inspiring English sources
And Davies' departure will put into even sharper focus the futures of several Wales colleagues, with skipper Sam Warburton, full-back Leigh Halfpenny, prop Adam Jones and lock Alun-Wyn Jones among those nearing the end of existing playing contracts.
Which brings me to Couplelizer: (yet) another debutante dating service but this one taking a slightly different approach vs the existing playing field in a bid to stand out.
Turf was shipped in from Slovakia especially for the final at a cost of £160,000, and laid on top of the existing playing surface, resulting in the pitch being 35 cm higher than normal.
Existing play scripts were subjected to analysis and restructuring by the collective.
His three sons want to spend $20 million converting existing play fields to artificial turf.
Gilbert, who adapted this three-act text from one of his existing plays, is not at his best here.
This is the last weekend of the Aristophanic Laboratory, a festival of adaptations and interpretations of the existing plays and fragments.
Warchus said McPherson was one of his favourite writers and he had initially been talking to him about reviving one of his existing plays, which include The Weir, Dublin Carol, Port Authority and The Seafarer.
A libretto may be in verse or in prose; it may be specially designed for a particular composer, or it may provide raw material for several; it may be wholly original or an adaptation of an existing play or novel.
During their three-year tenures, each writer gets a workshop and possibly the production of an existing play, and each will write a new play inspired by the city of Newburgh, thus keeping with the Soloways' desire to have a strong presence in the community.
It therefore became customary either to commission incidental music for existing plays whenever possible (especially the historical classics, as more and more of them were translated from one language to another) or to commission new plays that would incorporate ample provision for orchestral and sometimes choral music.
