Sentence examples for riveting plays from inspiring English sources

Wilson's most riveting plays were his scrambles — during one, he might have covered 25 yards going side to side before he finally ran forward — but his accuracy and his ability to throw deep have made him such a recent threat.

Now it stages Richard Greenberg's riveting play.

At this stage last season Jol's team found that balance, producing some riveting play.

Mr. Massicotte may indulge in some slight anachronisms, and some of the actors' English accents occasionally slip, but the drama of his riveting play could not be more timely.

In a riveting play that reimagines a moment in 1960 when these theatrical titans collaborated on a botched production of Eugène Ionesco's "Rhinoceros," Pendleton dissects the political agendas of each of the egotists and spices up the proceedings with a dash of matrimonial chaos.

This really is about this riveting play.

Mark St. Germain's riveting play is essentially a conversation about the Question of God between C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud.

Lynn Nottage's riveting new play, "Mlima's Tale," opens on a moonlit savanna.

Still, even without that answer or the riveting morality play of, say, an "Into Thin Air," "K2" is gripping.

THE WALWORTH FARCE Earlier this season St. Ann's Warehouse presented the riveting war play "Black Watch," about a Scottish army regiment in Iraq.

However, none of this should detract from a game that is amazing to look at, riveting to play and, once the online culture takes root, another landmark that will redefine the RTS for years to come.