Sentence examples for play in light from inspiring English sources

A reader recalls Ibsen's play in light of the president's slur against The New York Times.

Cambridge are the only serious club to play in light blue".

Or fair play in light of where the country is heading?

It must also have been liberating to write each play with a clean slate, to not have your audience look at one play in light of the others and decide that he was getting better or going off the boil.

But asked if Mr. Nicola or the workshop felt any obligation or pressure to produce the Churchill play in light of their history with "Rachel Corrie," Mr. Kornberg said: "The workshop has a long relationship with Caryl Churchill.

Wycombe Wanderers play in light and dark blue but a sizeable minority of home supporters have started wearing black and white scarves this season.

And Saturday's game could be played in light rain or snow.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, May 10 , 1930 P. 15Talk story about the Clavilux, an instrument that plays in light instead of in sound.

But here, the violinists Philip Setzer and Eugene Drucker, the violist Lawrence Dutton and the cellist David Finckel emerge from separate corners of the stage, playing in light barely bright enough to see.

Viewing web-based clinical role-play in light of Percy's writing also underscores the possibility that routine diagnostic assessments may have independent therapeutic implications.

Shakespeare and Republicanism opens with a brief for interpreting Shakespeare's plays in light of contemporary discourses that were critical of the English Crown and Constitution.