Sentence examples for play that begins from inspiring English sources

BEWARE of a play that begins with a pedagogue trying to calm two out-of-order students by telling them what a debate means.

As part of the Brooklyn Arts Exchange's Groundhog Series for families, NaCl will present "The Time Cycle," a play that begins in the middle of a science class.

It's apt that in the middle of a dismally wet spring, a play that begins with a storm and ends with a sea voyage is performed by a group of actors from a land itself troubled by water.

"Venus in Fur" is a provocatively funny play that begins on a light note, as Thomas, an earnest writer-director, prepares to leave the shabby studio where he has been auditioning actresses for his stage adaptation of "Venus in Fur," without success.

This season in New York she'll premiere two wildly dissimilar plays, a relatively faithful "transadaptation" of Euripides's Iphigenia at Aulis, which is in previews at Classic Stage Company, and Antlia Pneumatica, a play that begins as a Big Chill-ish reunion and warms into something much stranger.

(In a play that begins with the question of a child's paternity, Mr. Kulick has cast not only skillfully for craft and bearing but also cagily with ethnicity.) And it is the fitting conclusion to a production of a play that is among Shakespeare's most difficult to categorize.

Feely ran for a touchdown on a trick play that began as a field-goal attempt.

The Rangers could not score on another power play that began less than a minute later.

Bridgewater was flushed from the pocket on another third-and-12 play that began at the Rutgers 14.

He had seven saves in overtime, four during a Dallas power play that began with 2 43 left.

UMD was forced to kill off a power play that began with 1 09 left in the first overtime and carried over to the second.