Sentence examples for lost drama from inspiring English sources
He put together and directed Eugene O'Neill's first full-length play and a lost drama by Tennessee Williams.
That means a premiere for the restoration of historical drama (and influence on TV drama Empire) The Lion In Winter, a rare screening of Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence, a lost drama from African-American director Kathleen Collins, Losing Ground (pictured), as well as an Andrei Tarkovsky season.
Recently, the creative writer inside him has had a chance to emerge in a play, Cardenio (the title comes from a lost drama by Shakespeare), co-written with playwright Charles Mee, which had a reading by professional actors at the Lincoln Center in New York.
I know we need to make up for the lost drama and attraction of Will, so I'll allow it, for now.
Because the series loses drama if he lets the secret slip, Mr. Sabato, a former "General Hospital" star and underwear model, had to obfuscate, as well as break step, in 4/4 time.
Three years ago, some scholars were skeptical when the Arden Shakespeare published "Double Falsehood," an 18th-century play whose connection with a lost Shakespeare drama had long been debated, in its prestigious series.
Kate Moss loses her lipstick The inimitable Dizzee deals with a lost lipstick drama with characteristic cool.
The Fox network lost a drama pillar in "House," and its decade-long blockbuster, "American Idol," dropped 30 percent last year.
Stratus, cumulus, cirrus: they're like names of characters in some lost Greek drama.
But now they had somehow lost their drama, a problem she ascribed to "the blockbuster mentality" and curators' "underestimating the appetite of the public for detail".
D1 ARTS E1-10 57th Annual Emmy Awards "Lost," the drama about castaway life on a Pacific island following a plane crash, and "Everybody Loves Raymond," the dysfunctional family comedy that ended its nine-year run in May, were honored as the top series on television last night during the 57th annual presentation of the prime-time Emmy Awards.
