Sentence examples for play aloud from inspiring English sources

Reading a play aloud in an upstairs pub room would be even better but not what we have here.

Phillips insisted on reading the play aloud with Morris before joining the cast, "because I couldn't imagine what it would sound like spoken by somebody my age".

After the taxidermist reads some excerpts from his play aloud, Henry says that he realizes that the amateur playwright has done exactly what he, Henry, "had argued should be done in his rejected book": he "was representing the Holocaust differently".

(Compare it to the misbegotten Douglas Booth-Hailee Steinfeld update that Julian Fellowes attempted three years ago: that film's leads sound like they're being made to read the play aloud in class with surly reluctance).

When she was 14, her English teacher had the students read parts of a Shakespeare play aloud, and for Ms. McDormand it was heaven -- a way to do her beloved reading with company.

Jim is only with us for the first week, so the first two days are spent sitting around a table and reading the play aloud, while firing questions at him as to why, where, how and who these people are.

He adores English literature, and employs a voice coach with whom he enjoys reading Shakespeare's plays aloud.

The second work, "Saydnaya (the missing 19db)," consists of a sound mixer on the floor and a thirteen-minute audio segment played aloud in the gallery.

Although it removes them from their origins as performances, reading prose versions of the plays aloud conveys the plots easily without young listeners feeling that the original language is challenging.

In one of the few studies of blind people's prose, Doug Brent, a professor of communication at the University of Calgary, and his wife, Diana Brent, a teacher of visually impaired students, analyzed stories by students who didn't use Braille but rather composed on a regular keyboard and edited by listening to their words played aloud.

PAGE A10 U.N. Hospital Shelled in Sri Lanka A13 National BLAGOJEVICH'S RELEASED TAPES Leave a Sour Taste With Many As part of Rod R. Blagojevich's impeachment trial over accusations that he tried to sell the Senate seat vacated by President Obama, a handful of the phone calls were played aloud in public for the first time.