Sentence examples for issue of the play from inspiring English sources

Jack must learn to swim by spring in order to keep his promise to take Connie rowing in Central Park, so flow is the actual as well as the metaphorical issue of the play.

One of the most clever and unsettling aspects of the book is your approach to fiction as memoir, which throws not only the issue of the play's authenticity into question, but blurs the lines between your real and fictional selves: What was I stealing?

One of the issues of the play is to research how social events may affect our private lives.

"Often my characters don't know what the issues of the play are," Rabe told Bomb magazine in 2005.

In recent days, the rabbi said, he has received many phone calls from Jews begging him to keep silent about the issues of the play, the Watson statue and the list of names.

That still leaves the issue of the "global play".

In the January 2008 issue of the magazine Play, details from the "first-ever demo" of the game were revealed.

"It's a valid issue, the issue of the level playing field but... that is beyond the remit of the responsibility of CEBS".

Eustis laughed when I asked about the issue of a play about the Public at the Public.

The issue of Sunday play during the years of Puritan influence, from about 1630 to the Restoration in 1660, has left several references in ecclesiastical court records.

And the issues of the moment play to his strengths.