Sentence examples for play has grown from inspiring English sources

Mike Bartlett's play has grown in stature since its premiere at the Almeida in April.

His once top-ranked team has been losing, and his play has grown somewhat inconsistent (by his standards, anyway).

The young, nameless man in Ravenhill's play has grown up with privilege, but neuroticism is never far away.

Over at Netflix, the original content play has grown exponentially from that first season of House of Cards in 2013.

Small-School Standouts WR Aaron Mellette, Elon Waldman: I'm hesitant to call Mellette a standout, but his play has grown on me this week.

Keane will soon be playing alongside Steven Gerrard for LA Galaxy while Frank Lampard will be lining up for New York City FC in two transfers guaranteed to bring greater profile to a league where, Robinson says, the "standard of play has grown immensely" since he joined Toronto from Norwich in 2007.

Although soccer leagues have beefed up efforts to monitor the potential for match fixing, the opportunities for foul play have grown, in part because of a proliferation in sports betting.

The obstacles to the creation of such a play have grown, most of them say, but they're unwilling to bet against the art form's continuing fecundity and determination.

Over the last few years, the hydrocarbon production from shale plays has grown dramatically around the world.

An annual event featuring young actors performing monologues from Wilson plays has grown in popularity.

Perverse and hysterical, McDonagh's most recent plays have grown only richer and more verbally complex.