Sentence examples for plays constitute from inspiring English sources
The sole exception is the Philippines, where amateur performances of Western plays constitute the country's main theatrical tradition.
Taken together, these four plays constitute a sort of empire of the damned, whose inhabitants are caught in desperate but impossible retreat from their legacy of self-destruction.
Snoo Wilson's collected plays constitute a glorious Corybantic frieze covering vast tracts of human experience, filtered through an imagination that took in anthropology, history, physics, alchemy, mathematics, painting and the occult.
All of these plays constitute minor mental lapses that can potentially keep a player like Manningham from making the leap from "dangerous" to "truly good".
Rarely does pay-to-play constitute outright bribery for a government contract.
You could argue that seeing the play constitutes a defiance of this advice.
In all cases the resolution which arrives toward the end of the play constitutes an ending which satisfies the audience by reason.
So bad that the townspeople send him packing, much to his naïve surprise: "It went pretty well, didn't it?" But it soon becomes clear that Valentine's wretched playing constitutes a backward kind of strength.
The first play, a "god" play, constitutes the introduction; the second drama, or "warrior" play, is the introduction of the development section; the third, or "woman," play is the development of the development; the fourth, or "living person," play is the conclusion of the development; and the fifth, or "demon," play is the conclusion.
There's some precedent under New York State law (specifically entailing poker machines in Plato's Cave Corporation v. State Liquor Authority) showing that continued play constitutes something of value.
The Cisco and competitors' play constitutes about half of Altera and Xilinx, as is the case with much tinier programmable logic maker Lattice, which significantly upped March revenue guidance due to intensified activity at its distributors.
