Sentence examples for plague plays from inspiring English sources

His girlfriend Geneva, from the LA band Bubonic Plague, plays keyboards.

Like Frederick Forsyth's recent Avenger, Due Preparations for the Plague plays on the collective nightmares of the West after 9/11.

He points out that Albert Camus, author of The Outsider and The Plague, once played in goal and that 2013 is the centenary of his birth.

There is none of the screechy didacticism that plagues a play like "The Vertical Hour," no lectures on neo-conservatism or the value of civil liberties ("Arrivals") that seem to imagine there isn't a single person in the audience who has read a newspaper in the last 20 years.

They are second in passing, a miserable matchup for the Jets, who are a lowly 15th against the pass and have been plagued by big plays all season.

But aside from a production two years ago, in which he used a large group of more experienced performers to play plague victims, he had stopped teaching actors altogether.

The new play, Plague Over England, will suggest that the high-profile case helped to bring the country nearer to making homosexuality legal.

He is working on a film version of his West End play, Plague Over England, with Simon Fuller's entertainment company 19 Entertainment and the theatre impresario Bill Kenwright, and is also writing a book.

That way a modern-day plague frames the play, which Mr. Wilson said is "self-contained in its theme of the pursuit of truth and taking responsibility for what you have to do".

At certain times, however, the companies might be impelled to do so: when a company disbanded or when it was put into enforced inactivity by visitations of the plague or when the plays were no longer current.

She spends time describing how understanding our genetic adaptations to resist past diseases, like bubonic plague or smallpox, likely plays a role in current immunity to AIDS – but increased susceptibility to West Nile virus.