Sentence examples for play partly from inspiring English sources

Pettitte grimaced after the play, partly because of the pain, partly because he knew he would regret what he had done.

Hallucinogens, sexual experimentation and the ghost of Sylvia Plath all figure in the play, partly inspired by events surrounding the theater collective's formation.

My untrained eyes could barely follow the play, partly because they did not want to leave Sócrates, as he masterminded the flow, sometimes with an artful backheel pass.

Hinterland, a satirical play partly based on the life of former taoiseach Charles Haughey, caused uproar when it was staged in Dublin in 2002.

They're learning and they're playing the way the game is supposed to play, partly because of how Buck has prepared them".

Mr. Kent said this choice makes thematic sense since the 1920s were the era of women's suffrage, and the play partly deals with a young woman wanting to marry the man of her own choosing, not of her father's.

The two games are both played partly in the air.

Mr. Rossen, whose reverb-soaked guitar playing partly defines the sound of the band, chimed in.

Mr. Gergiev encourages such fully musical playing partly by the taut intensity of his presence on the podium.

This surge of publicity around Shakespeare's history plays – partly admiring and partly hostile – has been thoroughly picked over by literary historians.

In New York, police pledged to deploy officers at all 40 cinemas where the film was playing, partly as a precaution against copycats.