Sentence examples for some theatrics from inspiring English sources

The trips have spawned some theatrics.

"Even other coaches think that he's out there putting on a show; that there's some theatrics to it; that it's dummy calls and he's trying to fool everybody").

In the eighth, with the focus back on the field, the Athletics attempted to pull off some theatrics of their own.

Some theatrics from Suarez did not fool referee Lee Mason and, after Skrtel went close, he blew the whistle on a frustrating afternoon for Liverpool.

You could call these stunts signs of an indulgent tech bubble, but as gadgets and apps gain more and more mainstream appeal, there's big money to be made in owning a moment with some theatrics.

The programmer, Sergei Mironov, wasn't released until some theatrics on Armenia's part, however.

This has resulted in some strange theatrics.

Harkes, who has learned some handsome theatrics during his time in Sheffield, threw kisses liberally into the stands.

This involved some minor theatrics — Wilmore jumped from chair to chair as he alternated between interviewer and host — as he mixed jokes with perceptive, and pained, comments on the state of our nation.

The Elmiraj was designed at G.M.'s studio in North Hollywood, Calif., and there are indeed some Hollywood theatrics inherent in it — not to mention the name's allusion to reality versus deception.

The British side had also hoped that some friendlier theatrics might have been staged at Salzburg to present May as the tough negotiator – some choreography of clash and concession to advertise the prime minister's effectiveness.