Sentence examples for plays to which from inspiring English sources

Gill attacks what he calls Promiscuous Expressionism ("the limp copy of the German state theatres of the 1970s"), which leads to so many trendy productions in which a language of exaggeration created out of 20th-century modernism is slapped arbitrarily over plays to which it's not suited.

Running 90 minutes with no intermission in the tradition of the Yasmina Reza plays to which it presumably aspires, "The Leisure Society" chronicles what happens when a heartless couple, Peter Edd Stoppard and Mary Melanie Grayay), decide to tell a sexually obsessed acquaintance, Mark John Schwabb), to his face that they no longer wish to be his friend.

Look up the plays to which the monologues belong so that you know what each is talking about, and read through the monologues a couple times and try to put emotion into them.

But "Ciao!" is only a non-play, to which we can say good-bye, wondering if hello will happen.

The play to which he lends his name, though praised by a handful, is loved by few.

She was asked to provide urine samples every 24 hours, and one of the collection times coincided with a play to which he had invited her.

Why were the mainstream media complicit in this political immorality play to which their silence implied their consent?

He casually strolled onstage while the band was setting up and began to play, to which they responded by playing a dense rhythm in unison.

"I wonder if this is the form of play to which my attitudes most closely align there is that voice, always.

Women have control over even the finest of details at the clinic everything from music is playing to which cushions and blankets are used.

She played to win, which, as the world knows, is the American style in life.