Sentence examples for school nativity from inspiring English sources

"There were shepherds" is narrated as a primary school Nativity play.

Our youngest has proudly been playing the innkeeper in the school nativity play.

In December 2012, my son was in his school nativity play.

A little girl has a bit-part in the school nativity play.

Very topical, Rebecca Patterson's The Christmas Show (Macmillan, £10.99) is a wonderfully comic account of a school nativity play.

Should you wish to attend a school nativity play, you must concoct a professional excuse before scuttling off.

Let them in, maybe?" With the Mail still chundering on about immigrants coming into the country and ruining school nativities and making kosher a thing and shooting the St George's flag with high-powered rifles or whatever, the left-leaning press has quietly turned immigrants from actual humans into economic units.

Believers are people who, on the rare occasions when you have to listen to them, like at a funeral or a wedding, seize the opportunity to pour the liquidised content of a primary-school nativity play into your earhole, apparently not noticing that childhood is over.

Nowhere is that flexibility more evident than in any school's nativity play which has to accommodate to the variations in size and skill of a possible cast.

"I want some snow and M-baby," however, just sounds like you're in charge of props at your local primary school's nativity play.

The four-year-old royal recently played the part of a sheep in his school's Nativity play, according to his dad.