Sentence examples for play forecast from inspiring English sources

One way to watch this star-powered revival with Denzel Washington and Sophie Okonedo is to measure the distance from 1959, when Lorraine Hansberry's stately play forecast the profound social transformations to come from America's burgeoning civil rights movement.

He described line play better, forecast plays and strategies with more savvy, noted who was committing penalties before they were called, and stopped describing the obvious.

"It will take years to play out," forecasts Mr Kelley.Between the two extremes of Dell and Ford, many companies will search for middle ground.

Life has not worked out, and in a way the play eerily forecasts the author's own career: a stunning debut, an inability to repeat that success, an acting career that began with "The Exorcist" and effectively ended with the diabolically hokey "Rudy," and finally a return to Scranton, where Miller died, far too young, at age 62.

The field of play and weather forecast are exceptionally important to over/under (and important in runline and moneyline too).

Then, with a long and boding look at Kalkhas, he growled at him: "You visionary of hell, never have I had fair play in your forecasts.

The game was played under the forecast of stormy weather as a hurricane moved up the East Coast, possibly contributing to the many empty seats in an announced crowd of 44,739.

A Radio 4 spokeswoman said: "The shipping forecast plays an essential role in the safety of the British maritime industry and has to be broadcast at a set time every day.

Reliable river flow forecasts play a key role in flood risk mitigation.

Forecasts play a key role in the management of the supply chain.

A fine heavy rain forecast plays an important role in the accurate flood forecast, the urban rainstorm waterlogging and the secondary hydrological disaster preventions.