Sentence examples for introducing plays from inspiring English sources

In 1900 he joined a small cabaret theatre and began introducing plays into the entertainment.

He does so by tracing its path across the digital and rhetorical landscape informatics, hacker heuretics, ethics, pedagogy, virtual space, and monumentality and by introducing play as a new genre of electracy.

Introducing play-offs for the last Champions League spot and the last relegation spot would guarantee extra excitement and mean more teams would have something tasty to play for towards the conclusion of the regular season.

The 12 Scottish Premier League clubs met last week to discuss a number of options for introducing play-offs between the top two divisions.

They were among those writers who at the turn of the 20th century helped to introduce plays, novels, and short stories to the Uzbek people.

As drama in Rome declined, the mimes introduced plays on the theme of the oldish cuckold and the frail and plotting lover, which reached its bawdiest levels during the 6th century ce, as did the pantomimes featuring lavish licentious entertainments.

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The DoND measure we introduced plays a key role in formulating this biological question mathematically.

He discussed the creative process used at his production company, Ex Machina, and introduced playing cards as the catalyst or "resource" for the semester.

BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 THIS WEEKEND A New Look at Sports The Times introduces Play, a sports magazine for serious fans and for those who love to play games.

Uefa has introduced play-offs, which will run alongside the old qualification rounds and contain the teams from the higher-profile leagues.