Sentence examples for play to which from inspiring English sources

The play to which he lends his name, though praised by a handful, is loved by few.

She was asked to provide urine samples every 24 hours, and one of the collection times coincided with a play to which he had invited her.

There is no debate about Jeter's drive to compete and play, or that he expects to return to the level of play to which he is accustomed, and Girardi said he felt the same way.

In fact, among the titles in the brochure, the name of the writer – Mamet, Churchill – is always far more familiar than the play to which it is attached (Duck Variations, Owners).

Correction: December 13 , 2000 Wednesday A theater review yesterday about "Icarus," at the Bank Street Theater, misidentified the central characters in a Samuel Beckett play to which the setting was compared.

By that point, the tubercular Edmund (played by a disconcertingly robust Kyle Soller) has spoken of his mother as "a ghost haunting the past," as Mary's footsteps keep time overhead with the psychic scars of a play to which its distaff lead will return only for the celebrated reverie at its close.

But "Ciao!" is only a non-play, to which we can say good-bye, wondering if hello will happen.

Women have control over even the finest of details at the clinic everything from music is playing to which cushions and blankets are used.

Once the tapes started, the band had to play to them, which constrained their styles.

She played to win, which, as the world knows, is the American style in life.

"But we play to our standards, which are very high".