Sentence examples for period plays from inspiring English sources

"I'm not as puritanical as others about some of the verse, which is very complicated, especially in the late and middle period plays, like Measure for Measure.

It could not have stood in sharper contrast to his earlier work, especially that of his lyric period, plays such as Romeo and Juliet defined by heavily end-stopped lines and extensive rhyme.

Not everything has been pure gold: I've felt, in recent years, a nervousness about the great classics as if period plays by Marlowe or Goldsmith need to be gussied up with the aid of interpolated songs or handheld cameras.

If some of the writing didn't grab her, and period plays ("Snow Geese" is set in 1917) usually aren't her thing, the character of Elizabeth Gaesling struck a deeply personal chord.

"He's a big power guy, he's an old-school player, plays a lot of minutes, plays power plays, plays penalty-killing, plays against skilled players, plays the last minute of a period, plays the first minute of a period," Sutter said.

Past work has established that levels of maternal care provided to rat pups during the postpartum period plays an important role in shaping development of the stress response system, such that high levels of pup licking and grooming and active nursing behaviors are associated with more efficient hypothalamic pituitary adrenal responses to stressors in adulthood.

Messier, who aggravated his sprained right thumb early in the first period, played just 13 39.

The Russians, now cocky, spent the rest of the period playing pond hockey.

He had his first big opportunities in the early postwar period, playing piano in nightclubs and writing songs.

She understands Lili as a 1950s archetype, and she summons exactly the neurotic gamines of the period, played by Julie Harris and Kim Stanley, right down to the otherworldly inflections.

Barnaby, who gave the Rangers a 3-0 leat at 17 31 of the first period, played the kind of pesky game that built his reputation.