Sentence examples for play invites from inspiring English sources

His freewheeling play invites them to honor the earlier generation that broke the chains of marginalization and invisibility.

"The Fundamentals of Play" invites these sorts of lit-crit imaginings because it has such a period-piece feel.

Fiennes's "Coriolanus," bristling with chops and changes such as these, has precisely the drive and the desperation that the play invites.

The play invites comparison with "The Steward of Christendom," an earlier work by Mr. Barry that, like this one, puts an ailing and bedridden Barry forebear at centerstage.

If only these smart kids had been adult and mature, the play invites one to think, what great lives they could have had in our sophisticated modern world.

"The play invites people to listen to a voice that is still very much alive within their country but one that they don't hear every day.

The early kinetic sculptures like "Suspended Ball," or the game boards like "No More Play," invite us to occupy their space by moving their parts.

We both watch the play and we are in the play, invited on to the stage to loll on the sofas, check our email on the computers or buy a drink from the on-stage bar.

If you write a play, invite students to enact it for the class.

The novel's streaming consciousness and verbal play invite comparison with Joyce, the individual-dwarfing scale of law and prohibition brings Kafka to mind, and there is something in the hypnotic pulse of the prose that is reminiscent of Gertrude Stein.

At the beginning of the play, Aston invites Davies in for a "sit down": **{:.break one} ** Davies: Sit down?