Sentence examples for play front from inspiring English sources

HIS GIRL FRIDAY, as adopted by Charles Lederer from the Ben Hecht-Charles MacArthur play "Front Page"; directed and produced by Howard Hawks for Columbia Pictures.

In 1954, their play "Front Porch in Flatbush" was turned into a musical called "Saturday Night" by the young, unknown Stephen Sondheim.

On the play front, the Drama Desk also offered little guidance to the Tony races, awarding to both "Metamorphoses" and "The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?" the prize for best new play.

On the new play front, too, Eyre was fortunate in having a productive and protracted relationship with David Hare that led to five National collaborations starting with Racing Demon, a play on anyone's shortlist of the twentieth century's best.

And on the new play front, it's been some time since I've seen so clear-cut a West End occupant as Lucinda Coxon's National Theatre triumph, Happy Now?, which, at the (non-press night) performance I attended was keeping its sell-out audience very happy indeed.

In contrast the Scottish half-backs enjoyed the chance to play front foot rugby and some superb finishing from their talented runners out wide was rapturously received by the success-starved Scottish fans.

And he brought black kids to Glenview to play front-yard basketball.

On the new-play front, after a barren fall, next month should bring the openings of three or maybe all four nominees.

Is it happy to be played front and back?

"He's been a captain, he's played on the wing, the centre, he's played back row, he's played front row for the club.

In 2005 his father (again playing front-man) tried to sell three faked Assyrian reliefs to the British Museum.