Sentence examples for their theatrics from inspiring English sources

The N.B.A.'s best actors will now pay for their theatrics, at least when it comes to fooling game officials.

He mentions the conventions with their theatrics and ire, Including Clint and his chair, and Bill Clinton on fire.

Tasmanian duo the Native Cats were in their element on a large stage because their theatrics had space to flourish.

Today, shows like Le Mondiale are as remarkable for their theatrics as for the technology on display.

Remember Stewart's famous appearance on CNN's Crossfire in 2004 when he told the hosts they were "hurting America" with their theatrics?

The Miami Heat's LeBron James and the Indiana Pacers' David West and Lance Stephenson were each fined $5,000 for violating the league's antiflopping rules with their theatrics Tuesday in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals.

Sweden fail to come within seven galaxies of replicating their 2006 theatrics, and the USA enjoy a comprehensive victory on the road to what they hope is their first ice hockey gold medal since 1998.

Their Brit theatrics were all very well, but it took Tisci's hybrid of clean, cool streetwear influences with a sense of romance to make Givenchy something relevant to a new generation (although admittedly aspirational for most, considering the often four-figure prices).

This is a classic Sundance film, in which the script and the actors do all the work: Healy's sly understatement and Holliday's burnished, saxophone-like voice keep the action afloat, and Zobel is content to film their subtle theatrics.

Lately, in dealing with Islam, world leaders of all stripes have come up with a grandiose new gesture in the palette of their statesmanly theatrics: They've taken to "out-Islaming the Muslims," as a friend of mine put it.

The world's most viewer-friendly volcanoes are diverse: some are easily recognizable, others exotic; some sleep while others catch headlines with their fiery theatrics.