Sentence examples for play we see from inspiring English sources

That's why it's a great play: we see ourselves on stage.

During the play, we see an eerie video clip of Corrie at age ten, speaking eloquently and precociously at her school's fifth-grade press conference on world hunger.

There is also a cognitive dissonance at play: we see England as host to the most successful league, making it seem impossible that our national side should be intrinsically mediocre.

By 'Henry V,' which is the play we see most often, he says, 'I will go now and conquer the French,' and then he goes and conquers the French.

In his first published novel, Les Gommes (1953), the first scene shows the owner of a cafe, arranging his chairs, tables, ashtrays in the half-light of dawn: we are told he is the only character present on the stage, so we realise that the curtain has gone up and we are watching a play; we see how his actions are automatic.

With the British Gertrude Bell section of the play we see how even the conflicts in the middle-east began with western meddling.

In the earnest little play we saw last night, an unhappy wife attempts to shoot the suspect-mistress of her husband, and shoots a Chinese servant instead.

The play we saw before the Passion was called Forgiven, centring around the lives of King David and Bathsheba, Gomer and Hosea, and Saul/Paul.

A play we saw, that was supposed to be serious, (it was supposed to be spooky and atmospheric), borrowed a plot point from the Paul Ruben's classic, Pee Wee's Big Adventure.

The Unicorn Theater and the play we saw today are perfect examples of what we mean.

And as the Bear's music plays, we see the children dancing on.