Sentence examples for play glad from inspiring English sources
In 1951 they broke onto Broadway with their setting (the terrace of a Connecticut beach house) for the play "Glad Tidings".
Conger was angered by the play but glad it didn't hurt the Angels.
Mr. Obama, in general, does not go out of his way to play the glad-handing, ego-stroking presidential role.
The "sweet thunder" of music echoes throughout Shakespeare's plays "to glad [the] ear" of groundlings and galleried alike, but the soundscape of Elizabethan England was far richer and more pervasive than Claire van Kampen suggests (Such sweet thunder, G2, 22 August).
Murray said he had never seen the left-handed Millot play but was "glad" the Frenchman had won.
I have to confess, however, that "Fuente Ovejuna" is a play I am glad to have seen but perhaps not wildly eager to re-encounter.
In a telephone interview Mr. Martin said of Mr. Conroy's play, "I'm glad he's representing it as fiction, because based on our investigation of this case, the allegations about Commander Burge are fiction".
But regardless, seeing her play made me glad there aren't many girls playing noise, and I don't care how big of a jerk that makes me.
"It's been a bit frustrating but in a way it's helped me get to know the lads better, get to know how the team plays... I'm just glad to be playing now".
He added: "I was just glad to play well in Paris against my Racing team-mates and guys I play against in the Top 14".
