Sentence examples for intense plays from inspiring English sources

Almond, slight, singular and always intensely intense, plays an Everyman figure alone in an almost empty city, conjured in director Stewart Laing's nifty design by a forest of music stands with absent musicians, and a stage within stage that suggests not only the closed playhouses, but also the houses in which the infected are walled up.

Mr. Walsh, the "Once" book writer, known for emotionally intense plays like "Misterman," remarked in his acceptance speech about being an odd choice to write the romance-driven plot of "Once," which was based on a 2006 Irish film of the same title.

Tobias Ringborg gets intense playing from his orchestra.

"It's an edgy and intense play," Ms. Parks said.

His intense playing style characterized by some opponents as "dirty"—earned Sloan admiration in Chicago and understandable enmity elsewhere.

There may be no matchup with such intense play and opponents who are more respectful of each other's strengths.

The most intense play-off game – anywhere – will take place, not in the USA, but in Berlin tomorrow night.

It's a very intense play – I'd like to see some hardcore acting and her stuff is always really interesting.

He told me about this short, intense play, where an actor is suspended in utter darkness except for her disembodied mouth spewing a torrent, a stream of consciousness.

For the next 75 minutes, Mrs. Edwards, who died Tuesday at age 61, was eulogized as a smart, funny, authentic, outspoken and always optimistic woman who was as intense playing a game of Boggle as she was in politics and life.

After two weeks of intense play, with daily sessions lasting up to 16 hours, the 39-year-old psychologist went home $8.25m richer, promising to give much of it to charity.