Sentence examples for play believes from inspiring English sources

Spacey, who will direct the play, believes audiences "are in for a real treat".

The audience don't believe in ghosts, most of them; Coward didn't believe in ghosts, but the play believes in ghosts.

Fer leger loves the play, believes that it should be seen, but it's a big play‐40 in the cast— and one that might be next to impossible to finance in the current economic climate on Broadway.

Robert Gore-Lauthor, authof of Journey's End: The Classic War Play, believes that its initial success was partly due to women making up a good deal of its audience: "It was a way of finding out what had happened.

And serious students of play believe that this helps make the species great.

In the Mets' dugout, Manager Bobby Valentine took his eyes off the play, believing the inning was over.

He said: "The people we've not heard of, the Patrick Reeds, the Jimmy Walkers, of this world, they can play, believe me.

However, supporters of the play believed the sentiments were a homophobic assault on free speech.

Many of the characters in the play believe that the substance of a play matters little as long as it can earn a profit.

As a game, it seemed no more complicated than a coin toss, and Kype kept playing, believing the odds would naturally swing in his favor.

He left tennis for six weeks after losing to Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open, a tournament he played believing his general malaise was due to food poisoning.