Sentence examples for going to plays from inspiring English sources

They will be going to plays, concerts and museums here and once they leave N.Y.

But people like that shouldn't be going to plays in public bathrooms anyway.

(Spend enough time doing nothing but going to plays, and you start to imagine they're talking to one another).

Despite cut-price offers, she believes high prices are deterring young people from going to plays in London.

If anything, we are busier than ever, gardening, traveling abroad, going to plays and concerts in Manhattan and seeing the world anew through the eyes our first grandchild, 15-month-old Faith.

When a character tells Madame Ranevskaya (the vulnerable and resolute Dianne Wiest), who is as sensationally blind to her predicament as she is to herself, that he saw "a very funny show at the theatre last night," she snaps, in John Christopher Jones's crisp, tight translation, "People shouldn't be going to plays.

Are you going to play?

I'm going to play in Australia.

If not, he's going to play".

We're going to play away.

"He wasn't going to play.