Sentence examples for play vision from inspiring English sources

For the longest time, she had a room full of toys yet had no time to play with them because after school we went to (pick a therapy: speech, occupational, play, vision).

Programming for January includes a play, "Vision Disturbance," about a woman who loses her husband along with the sight in one eye, and a benefit performance by the New York City Ballet principal Amar Ramasar, with students from the Abrons training programs.

There are high-tech elements in these productions, but they always serve the plays' vision of shifting power.

Enhancing traditional component-based development methods with built-in contract testing in this way reduces the costs associated with component assembly, and thus makes the "plug-and-play" vision of component-based development closer to practical reality.

The Grateful Dead played "Visions of Johanna" in concert a number of times between 1986 and 1995, and both they and Jerry Garcia solo each released a live version on record.

Aidan Gillen's saturnine Platonov is faithful to the play's vision of the hero: inward, brooding, somnambulistically seductive.

The play's vision of urban solitude is, however, beautifully realised through the fluidity of Michael Longhurst's production, Lizzie Clachan's design and Imogen Knight's movement direction.

But Ms. Hamnett does not fail to honor the ultimate darkness of the play's vision, even though she makes a point of observing that Cordelia and Lear — spoiler alert!

When an ambitious young senator who would soon be president first saw "The Best Man" 40 years ago, he was quick to point out to its author that the play's vision of politicians wasn't exactly authentic.

And the play's vision of how people can drive themselves crazy by obsessively chewing over their missed opportunities while others are able to let go of the past and move on has a semitragic ring.

Currently, Elizabeth is helping the fifth and sixth graders in Ardsley Middle School stage her one-act play, "Tunnel Vision," which had been commissioned by the school's music director, Frank Squillante.