Sentence examples for play I learned from inspiring English sources

The second I learned how to play, I learned how to cheat, too".

Most of the men who play, I learned, are from India, the West Indies and Britain, where the sport is popular.

When I did my first verbatim piece, the Tricycle's Guantánamo play, I learned that the way people speak is almost as powerful as what they say.

Here's what Dwan said, in the late nineteen-sixties, about his early experience in silent films: I found it was a good idea to let the actors have free play — I learned that at the beginning and I never got over it.

He observed wryly that "Macbeth" was "hardly designed to entice me to a public career" but that through the play, "I learned about the dangers of blind ambition, the fleeting nature of fame, the ultimate emptiness of power disconnected from higher purpose".

Doing this play, I learned to marvel more about the power of bodies and the fact that we don't all have equal amounts of physical power.

From Kathy A. Perkins's introduction to her recently published landmark edition of Childress's "Selected Plays," I learned that Childress, and not Lorraine Hansberry, was the first black woman to have a play produced with Equity actors (the 1952 revue "Gold Through the Trees").

He has also received acclaim for his portrayal of Uncle Peck on the Off-Broadway play How I Learned to Drive, earning a Drama Desk Award and Obie Award.

It was a play that I learned from.

The 100-minute play, "How I Learned What I Learned," is brightened by sudden flashes of poetry and unfolds like a meeting between Dylan Thomas and Malcolm X.

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