Sentence examples for launching play from inspiring English sources

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That's why we're launching Play time, a new series on family theatre shows, reviewed by grownups and kids together.

The Finborough is a pocket-sized theatre (currently featuring "Many Roads To Paradise") with a very good record of launching plays, especially ones with queer themes.

Here are excerpts, translated with help from the New York Community Media Alliance: KIRK SEMPLE "Ching Chong Chinaman," a newly launched play by the Pan Asian Repertory Theater in New York, caused controversy in the Asian community.

The annual Pacific Playwrights Festival has helped to launch plays by notable writers including David Lindsay-Abaire, Lynn Nottage, Theresa Rebeck, Amy Freed and Richard Greenberg. Lindsay-Abaire, Lynn Nottage, Theresa Rebeck, Amy Freed and Richard Greenberg

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"We have recently launched the Play Smart, Play Safe website as an online resource for families," it added.

Today they're launching Goji Play, which is a set of exercise equipment-friendly game controllers that lets you play games while on a treadmill or a bike.

In April he launched Fair Play, a new national play strategy as a flagship policy of the government's 10-year Children's Plan.

Some are looking toward more revenue sharing agreements with advertisers, while others are experimenting with syndicating their content to other sites and even launching offline plays like related books and magazines with the hopes of generating incremental revenue.

It's known for launching new plays set in those ethnic milieus and for bringing Asian American perspectives to shows from the standard repertory.