Sentence examples for output of plays from inspiring English sources

His output of plays and short stories was prodigious.

I am this Nobody!" It was Lessing who became, through his own impressive output of plays and theoretical writings for the theatre, the founder of modern German literature.

The work that was achieved then, like The Island, is remarkable, and he's maintained a steady output of extraordinary plays.

Playwrights who had much in common with Arden's ideological beliefs and his admiration for Brechtian theatre Edward Bond, Howard Barker, Howard Brenton maintained a steady output of parable-like plays dramatizing radical left-wing doctrine.

As two most important organs in the body, heart and kidney influence each other in the physiological and pathological processes, and the renal blood flow accounts for 20 25% of the total output of heart and plays an important role in regulating blood volume, blood vessels tension, and blood pressure change.

The stability of output performance plays a very important role in TEG.

His prodigious output of more than 1,000 plays, about 400 of which survive, gives an idea of the audience's insatiable demand for new works.

The output of our instrument thus plays the role of the direct detector output of a conventional microscope.

In their 15-minute 9-on-7 period Wednesday, the Jets doubled their scripted output — 24 plays instead of 12 — and finished with a minute to spare.

The dates of composition used here are based on external and internal evidence, on general stylistic and thematic considerations, and on the observation that an output of no more than two plays a year seems to have been established in those periods when dating is rather clearer than others.

Lahr talked with heartfelt awe about the sheer volume of Williams's written output, including plays, poetry and letters.