Sentence examples for rewarding playing from inspiring English sources

However, Lydiate, who has been capped 46 times by Wales, says other players can have more rewarding playing experiences.

"At least I will know I've tried it, I'll never be left wondering 'What would it have been like if I'd gone out there?'" However, Lydiate, who has been capped 46 times by Wales, says other players can have more rewarding playing experiences.

Over at the Sheffield Crucible Studio, Pride is unmissable – brave programming and a rewarding play.

Thankfully, audiences who couldn't make time for this rewarding play last spring now have a second chance to catch it.

Both environments, literally or figuratively, can be prisons, which is only appropriate for this quirky, unsettling and rewarding play.

"No gimmicks," promises its App Store listing and while a few more interesting gimmicks might be welcome, it's still a rewarding play.

But the most accomplished and rewarding play in the festival was a small but searing drama peopled by everyday characters and driven by an off-the-rack plot.

In fact, in the darkening gloom of the barn, in the final moments of Mr. Friel's haunting but hugely rewarding play, it sounds like the saddest word in the English language.

It's not so in Florian Zeller's slippery but hugely rewarding play about Andre Kenneth Cranhamm), an elderly man with dementia, and the efforts of his daughter Anne Lia Williamss) to balance her love for her father and the need to care for him with the demands of her own life and relationship with Pierre Colin Tierneyy).

The larger Jerwood Theatre Downstairs is hosting a return visit of Mr. Shawn's "Aunt Dan and Lemon" to the venue where this ever-difficult, always rewarding play received its world premiere in 1985, in a production that included Mr. Shawn among its cast members.

And Charles L. Mee and Anne Bogart concoct a visually stimulating fantasia on the reclusive life and elusive work of the artist Joseph Cornell in "Hotel Cassiopeia". But the most accomplished and rewarding play in the festival was a small but searing drama peopled by everyday characters and driven by an off-the-rack plot.