Sentence examples for play dives from inspiring English sources

Donal O'Kelly's timely new play dives straight into current debates about the legitimacy and legacy of the 1916 Easter Rising.

The play "dives into our recent European history, providing an epic look at the true cost of our principles and how we live now," according to the theatre, whose artistic director Vicky Featherstone will direct the production.

Something ontological has changed with our surrender of privacy The New Yorker's Jill Lepore, also a character in the play, dives into it here—and perhaps that's more unsettling than any nefarious government data-suck.

For all the free-flowing play, diving provided the summer's essential edge.

When I put the glasses on to play Dive City Coaster, a rollercoaster game, in the conference room, I looked into a virtual world that looked like an actual theme park.

Buddy Greco has been around since the early '40s, when he started out playing dives in his native Philadelphia in a band with a young Stan Getz.

The golf courses, tennis courts, polo grounds, Riviera and Alps remained reliable and Sachs played, dived, skied and bobsledded – part of the St Moritz Olympic run is named after him.

After the whole gang got together in college, we started playing dive bars and birthday parties and pretty much anyone that would have us.

And this is indeed a play that dives into "archives of grief".

There being just the one rule — "No Diving" — there was just one game to play, namely, "Dive Into the Swimming Pool as Many Times as Possible".

Concerts such as these are becoming as commonplace in New York as scruffy punks playing dark dives.