Sentence examples for plays on offer from inspiring English sources

Of the two plays on offer in this summer's Shakespeare in the Park program, "All's Well" is the better production, but "Measure for Measure" is by far the better play.

With the notable exception of Eclipsed, set during the Liberian civil war and exclusively starring women of color, of the other new plays on offer, only The Humans managed to cast an actor of color in a major role, and Misery placed an African American actor in a minor one.

And the playing on offer was simply too vibrant and absorbing to allow for drowsiness, blazing heat outdoors notwithstanding.

Says Piramal: "Since we had a pure domestic play on offer, we knew that our valuations should be substantially more than Ranbaxy".

Says Piramal: "Since we had a pure domestic play on offer, we knew that our valuations should be substantially more than Ranbaxy". This wasn't entirely unfounded.

People really want choice and flexibility, he suggests, so there is no point in BT simply trying to duplicate the "triple-play" bundle on offer from cable operators.

It's one thing to impress amid the level-playing field of the A-League, another thing entirely given the inequality in wealth and playing personnel on offer in the top leagues in Asia.

Michael O'Neill's side begin Group F against Hungary on Sunday and also face Greece, Romania, Finland and the Faroe Islands, with the play-off on offer for the third-placed side in their sights.

"I'm not saying he was a plagiarist, but he did rely heavily on pre-existing works". Improvisation was Shakespeare's thing - lines and parts could be added or removed on a whim, variety was the spice of his writing life with multiple versions of the same play frequently on offer (there are at least three different Hamlet manuscripts).

Funny how? Manford is a Mancunian, and plays on it, professing to offer the traditional straightforwardness of the north.

Pinter's plays, on the other hand, offered no exhortations, no admonitions, no solutions, no common ground among people.