Sentence examples for play dying from inspiring English sources

Hansberry only went on to write one further play, dying of cancer in 1965 when she was just 35.

Barthes saw this type of play dying out, but Lego is in many ways a synthesis of these forms, something genuinely radical: all the banalities of social life are only temporary; the Lego Buckingham Palace always contains the potential to be something else.

No one wants to see a tween wearing a shirt that says "Come Play Dying".

Christopher Shinn, just over 30, has been steadily producing fine work, with his latest play, "Dying City," displaying an elegance of dramatic form to match his limpidly natural dialogue.

This shivery moment, this seemingly endless look of doom, comes courtesy of two of today's foremost young stage actors, Carla Gugino and Pablo Schreiber, whose performances here transcend by some measure even the excellent work they have done in New York (Ms. Gugino in "Suddenly Last Summer" and "After the Fall," Mr. Schreiber in "Awake and Sing!" and the Christopher Shinn play "Dying City").

Fair play died.

"I think that fair play died in this game," Serbia Coach Dusan Ivkovic said.

The play died in Philadelphia; and, although they didn't exactly speak the words, so did their friendship.

Ira Rubin, a champion bridge player and an innovative theorist who was nicknamed the Beast because of the emotional intensity of his play, died on Wednesday in Edison, N.J.

The play died on the Rutgers 10 and Villanova scored on the next play, a completion from Brett Gordon to Brian Westbrook to make the score 7-7.

Miller Barber, who wielded an unorthodox swing in becoming a leading player on the PGA Tour in the 1960s and a dominant one in the early years of senior play, died on Tuesday in Scottsdale, Ariz.