Sentence examples for opera scripts from inspiring English sources
"opera scripts" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to the written text or dialogue of an opera. This phrase can be used when discussing or describing the creation, production, or analysis of an opera. For example: "The composer spent months perfecting the opera script before it was ready for production."
A friend of mine who worked for several years as a writer of soap opera scripts regularly reused plots from Shakespeare, Sophocles, Chekhov; they were the best plots, he said.
Has done comic opera scripts: Le Petit Duc, and Libretto of Walter Damrosch's Cyrano de Bergerac, produced at Metropolitan, etc. Has also written books, among them: Elements of Navigation: A Complete Exposition of the Newest Methods as Used in the Navy and Merchant Marine; by W.J. Henderson, A.M., formerly Lieutenant N.Y.N.M. and now Instructor in Navigation, N.Y.
Take one of the show's most quietly devastating story lines, in which television executive Harry Crane asked Joan to provide feedback on soap opera scripts.
Talia tried to defend herself, in the cliched language of a soap opera script.
Price's career at Connecticut reads like a soap opera script.
My sisters want me to write a soap opera script like that to garner fame and fortune.
Like a plot of a soap opera script, Ken Corday, the executive producer of "Days of Our Lives" said he "broke down" in tears when Jeff Zucker, the departing chief executive of NBC Universal, called him on Friday and congratulated him on the renewal.
I happen to be a villain in this massive soap opera script," Limbaugh said, drawing comparisons to when he called Georgetown Law student Sandra Fluke a "slut".
We are grateful to Annie Culver for her generous contribution to the development of the soap opera script and thank Larry Mondi Productions and the cast who participated in the production of the intervention video.
From 1 to 4 each weekday afternoon it will package repeats of Investigation Discovery shows that depict real-life cases but seem lifted from soap-opera scripts: stories full of lust, betrayal and death.
Elyria (known to intimates as Elly), a Barnard graduate who appears to be in her late twenties, has abruptly abandoned her life in New York, where she wrote soap-opera scripts, for the open roads of New Zealand, where she knows not a soul and spends much of her time hitchhiking.
