Sentence examples for play builds from inspiring English sources

The play builds from a comedy of manners into a vision of sexual harmony.

"That play builds momentum for the rest of the season," Holiday said.

A background track that replicates the sound of a gentle breeze and, over the last two-thirds of the play, builds into a full-blown typhoon would greatly assist in creating the tension-filled atmosphere of the play.

Though the play builds to a central crisis that brings its five characters together and sends one into surgery, "Saints" is less a compellingly told story than it is a static arrangement of portraits.

The programmatic play builds on SoundCloud's existing advertising platform, which has been in place since 2014 (launching first in the U.S. in August of that year).

Guo's latest installation, Fabric Play, builds on these projects with its interactive projection-mapped surface.

The Liverpool manager added: "They usually play build up, they like to play football.

The play built up like a symphony moving slowly across a pitch that was half sunlit, half in shadow, before reaching a climax.

And that makes "Looking Up," being staged at Theater for the New City, surprisingly ordinary for a play built around a trapeze.

LONG BRANCH - THE challenge facing any play built on a gimmick is that it have enough substance to sustain it once the novelty of the conceit wears thin.

"Steel Hammer," a new play built around the composer Julia Wolfe's kaleidoscopic set of variations on the folk song "John Henry," is among the works to be performed at the Humana Festival of New American Plays in Louisville, Ky., next year.