Sentence examples for plays are constructed from inspiring English sources

Swanky camps called "plug and plays" are constructed, some by paid staff.

We will analyze how these plays are constructed and investigate their social and political implications.

His plays were constructed not only in the playhouses but also in the minds of the playgoers.

The two major categories of tournament play are "Constructed" and "Limited".

The excerpts here -- the play is constructed almost entirely from the written records of the day -- are sometimes fascinating.

A lot of it gave me, unconsciously, insight into how a play is constructed, especially how he would construct a play.

But because the play is constructed of so many short scenes, it is difficult for any of the actors to work up much rapport.

The play is constructed very much like a film, with time, characters, setting and the whole frame of reference changing in an instant.

Quickly, however, even those actors with a lot of experience in devised theatre (in which a play is constructed from improvised scenes) realised that Neilson's approach was different.

The play is constructed around the boy's treatment, interviews with his parents and the owner of the stables he worked at, and a spectacular re-enactment of the crime which involves, crucially, a girl to whom Alan was attracted, who worked with him at the stables.

Both play's construct a collective protagonist — the city of San Fransisco, the town of Laramie — and offer a platform for citizens to tell their version of events and, in the case of Execution, to examine how such a "clear cut" case of murder could return a verdict of voluntary manslaughter.