Sentence examples for play aims from inspiring English sources

The play aims some sharp blows at a one-size-fits-all system and shows the financial pressures that force headteachers to obey government diktat.

This play aims directly for movie buffs with its setting, a creepy motel ("Psycho"), an ominous figure in a mirror ("Repulsion") and an old motivation for evil, ambition for theater fame ("Rosemary's Baby").

Subtitled "A Musical Fable of Broadway," the play aims to conjure a colorful world of benign crooks and gold-hearted dames that perhaps existed once — at least in legend.

The internet says, you know, 'The rest of your life you will find enormous boobs out there.' The question is how do you kind of reboot from that position?" Her play aims to highlight some of the implications of that question, without attempting conclusions.

Written by Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman and directed by those two men along with Sean Holmes, the play aims to convey the power of the more spectral yarns spun around the proverbial campfire that proceed to send you, quaking, off to bed.

Plug and Play aims to help startups in a given category move from prototyping and design into a stage where they've got a refined business model and are generating income.

Strahan passed Gastineau, getting 22 1/2 sacks, last Sunday after Favre changed a running play away from Strahan to a bootleg play aimed at the defensive end.

At this point, East would have done best to lead the heart queen, a surprising play aimed at preventing South from having an immediate entry to his hand.

More than four decades later and some 6,000 miles away, a play aiming to tell the truth behind the photo is to premiere at the 2014 Edinburgh fringe, starring the Fatal Attraction actor Anne Archer.

That play aimed to anatomize gay life across the decades in Britain in much the same way that Mr. Kushner seized upon a pre-millennial sexual and social vortex in "Angels".

But rather than honestly judging Eichmann as the banal Nazi functionary he was, she argued, the prosecutor cast the man in the bulletproof glass booth as a vicious monster, the lead character in a morality play aimed at memorializing the Holocaust and promoting the Zionist political agenda.