Sentence examples for moving a play from inspiring English sources

Deputy Sean Power, planning panel chairman, said there were big concerns about the project, which involved resurfacing the pitch, erecting a surrounding fence, moving a play area and getting rid of the spectator mound opposite the grandstand.

"Broadway producers can't simply move a play to a theater in Mexico and have a New York audience watch it there," he said.

In general, our aim is to make Shakespeare feel as contemporary as possible, so there needs to be a pretty strong reason for us to move a play out of a modern context.

Moving a 400-year-old play into a more contemporary era is no guarantee of entertainment.

The gottuvadyam is played by moving a polished stone or a cylinder of wood or horn over the strings.

WASHINGTON — In many ways, President Obama's unilateral shift in immigration policy was a bluntly political move, a play for a key voting bloc in the states that will decide whether he gets another term.

In its description of the play, the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Drama committee described it as "a moving play that depicts a successful corporate lawyer painfully forced to consider why he has for so long camouflaged his Pakistani Muslim heritage".

Exeter moved into a play-off spot thanks to Nicky Law scoring the only goal in a 1-0 win against Cambridge.

Brighton moved into a play-off position after midfielder David Lopez's second goal of the season ended Birmingham's 10-match unbeaten run.

But now we have the mayor, Mr. Spitzer and the private philanthropic leaders all moving to play a coordinating role.

Beside psychological costs of moving, also monetary costs of moving may play a role.