Sentence examples for yesteryear plays from inspiring English sources

It's rife with riffs, quips, and reference to the B-movies of yesteryear, plays on a print that is intentionally stained, scratched and blown-out, and yet feels as fresh and exciting as anything Rodriguez has created.

In 1996, USA Today named the Louise Brooks Society a "Hot Site," noting "Silent-film buffs can get a taste of how a fan club from yesteryear plays on the Web".

With his classic strokes (updated for today's new power game), Roger would easily have been at home among the players of yesteryear playing with wood rackets and long pants.

When he does, Shoeless Joe Jackson and other baseball players of yesteryear come to play.

After all, "Mindgame" is patently modeled on hit plays of yesteryear like Anthony Shaffer's "Sleuth" and Ira Levin's "Deathtrap," elaborately conceived suspense-generators meant to keep the audience guessing about who's who and what's what right up until the final blackout.

Let us hark back to yesteryear, October of 1996, the Yankees playing the Orioles in the American League Championship Series.

As Krapp plays tapes from yesteryear, he uses the off switch as punctuation, reacting to memories of women with "incomparable" eyes and bosoms.

The show, which opens next July, will open with a "digital archaeology" room in which those with nostalgia for the video games of yesteryear will be able to play them on their original machines.

The guards were in formation again on Sunday morning as they warmed up the crowd for the second day of group matches by marching up and down the court in their bearskins and red tunics, playing hits from yesteryear such as Spandau Ballet's 'Gold' and Queen's 'Don't Stop Me Now' on brass instruments.

Before the band sprinted onstage, the P.A. played protest anthems of yesteryear: "Maggie's Farm," "Ohio," "What's Going On".

Others turn to yesteryear for inspiration.