Sentence examples for this play comes from inspiring English sources

Much of the beauty of this play comes from its revved-up rhythms.

The bleakest moment of this play comes when the politician turned TV chef realises that she cannot actually cook the austerity meal she is trying to promote as wholesome fare – because she has no electricity, because it has been cut off for non-payment of bills.

"I don't know why all of sudden this play came about us".

Q: Where did this play come from?

This play came out of that uncanny feeling.

The only information on the origins of this play come from Fielding's 1734 preface.

The only information on the origins of this play come from Fielding's preface to the play in his Miscellanies (1743).

Because of this, offline play comes recommended.

Vidal, possibly whilst drunk or on medication, had agreed to this but once the play came out he furiously called White, threatening to sue him.

Vidal, possibly while drunk or on medication, had agreed to this but once the play came out he furiously called White, threatening to sue him.

Any real dynamic in this generally static play comes from the tension of that internal struggle, which clearly takes its toll on Cathy.