Sentence examples for present a playing from inspiring English sources

Many artists have pointed out that copyright, even at its best, can present a playing field tilted in favour of the companies that shepherded its passage into law.

We did not present a play by Strindberg.

Ms. Stewart would sometimes present a play — like "The Room," by Harold Pinter — without authorization.

"Though we didn't present a play, we offered a spectacle for audiences to see, listen to and think about.

This weekend a local branch of No Limits will present a play on a theme its members know well: overcoming obstacles.

The Amoralists present a play by Lyle Kessler ("Orphans"), directed by David Fofi, about an incendiary meeting of three college students, a professor, and a stranger in a college dorm.

On a recent Sunday, parents gathered, music blared and a group of Sidi Moumen children took to the stage to present a play entitled "There Is Always Hope".

So when they plan to present a play to celebrate their duke's wedding, they focus on mechanical stagecraft, on how to represent a wall or on how to create the play's requisite moonlight.

Janice Nessel, the general manager, said that she was planning several dinner dances this fall in the grand lobby, with music of the 20's era, and that the Montauk Theater Company was planning to present a play from the 1920's.

There is an exotic Nordic quality to the music, as in the strange scene in which the knights present a play at the manor while Giosta and Anna engage in a lovers' quarrel.

As the playwright Richard Greenberg once put it, "There's no such thing as 'Waiting for Righty.' " Even so, it's unusual for a nonprofit theater to present a play that openly lambastes a sitting president.