Sentence examples for plays about whether from inspiring English sources

"There is a lot of fear among people who are casting plays about whether or not somebody with a disability is going to be able to meet the challenges that are very specific to being in a play, where you can't call, 'Cut,' " said Ms. Buffamanti, the actress who feeds Mr. Mozgala's character's foot fetish in "The Penalty" (and who is not disabled).

I'm interested in hearing from those of you who've seen the play about whether that comes through, whether there's sympathy to be felt for Townsend.

Some people will get fired up about one or some of these issues, but no one is going to write a play about whether we gave the insurance commissioner some additional powers, no one will wonder who is going to star in the musical about the Indian gaming contract, and no one is wondering whether there is a movie in the works about redefining certain crimes.

CONCORD, N.H. — Representative Ron Paul may play coy about whether he will run for president as a third-party independent candidate, but the idea clearly seems to make his son, Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, uncomfortable.

Their strategy of grouping all the plays about English history, whether comic or tragic in structure, and placing them in chronological order by subject-matter, all neatly titled after the name of the appropriate reigning monarch, made Shakespeare's contributions to the development of the chronicle play look a lot tidier than might otherwise have been the case.

Many of the key Arab states — most notably Saudi Arabia — spent weeks playing coy about whether they would attend and whom they would send.

Newsom played coy about whether he'd accept a call to be vice president if it was offered to him, but fielded several other quick-fire questions on the show that allowed him to tout his work in Sacramento.

The Mistress Contract is, according to Vicky Featherstone, who will direct the play, about "decay – whether we can stave off decay".

For his part, Mr. Monti played down speculation about whether he would run in the elections, expected to take place in February.

And he sought to play down questions about whether he can win in the general election, claiming that he would draw support from independent voters and Republicans eager for a change in Washington.

He was writing a radio play about Pink Floyd, and I asked whether he was planning to do much research.