Sentence examples for play referred from inspiring English sources

Although it is never stated the play referred to herein is "The Hotel Play", by Wallace Shawn.

Because of an editing error, a sports article on Monday about ridicule faced by the Knicks for their poor play referred incorrectly to their status in the National Basketball Association draft in June.

Cell Play referred to the game as "the true mobile port of rock," and praised the level of difficulty accomplished with the three button setup.

The play, referred to in a reputable classical drama handbook as "perhaps the least dramatic of all Greek tragedies," is broken into distinctive (some might say disjunctive) movements, in which pageantry of language often substitutes for action.

Several moments in the play refer to the author's own life.

"It's a good phenomenon if the play refers to current events.

The play refers to More as the "English Socrates," but none of his humanistic panache is on display here.

Rapp, in his introduction to the published play, refers to Davis as a "sexual carnivore... a collector of seduction anecdotes".

(The title of the play refers to "the holy grail of philately," a couple of uncancelled, misprinted African stamps).

The title of the play refers to Guy's defensive description of his fiancée ("Some girl is all"); the parenthesis extends that brutal detachment to women in general.

Those who play refer to themselves as "runners," and the thing they are running from — the fact that New England beat Seattle — is known as "the Knowledge".