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Meanings of dramas in English
Dramatic work.
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Examples for "play"
Examples for "play"
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CADDIE'S ROLE:New improved points system has produced more volatility in the play-offs.
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Private companies will still play a greater role in the health service.
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Even as political leaders play their role, citizens should refrain from violence.
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Overall, this week has many data and political risk factors at play.
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Far better for the Conservatives to play Europe at its own game.
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But this year there was a windfall of good new American plays.
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Not least because plays often change in the course of an evening.
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It doesn't happen often these days where club plays country, Sampson said.
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Yes, you can hope that the billionaire private sector plays a part.
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As health minister, Clark plays a key role but is now compromised.
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Everyone accepts that Luigi Pirandello's 1921 play is a seminal theatrical work.
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Director and designer of new theatrical work 'Death and the Dreamlife of Elephants'.
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Everyone at the studio knew how badly Laurel wanted to break into theatrical work and leave commercials behind.
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Co-creators of new theatrical work 'The Steel Ballerina', looking at the life and times of Dame Margot Fonteyn.
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Swedish born, Amsterdam-based playwright Jakob Ahlbom is bringing his theatrical work Horror to the Auckland Arts Festival in March.
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The stage play is based on the children's novel by Michael Morpurgo.
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In 2012, she landed a role in a stage play called Show Off.
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This part he knew like lines in a well-rehearsed stage play.
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Walsh scripted the 2001 film of his stage play, Disco Pigs.
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Such was in England the fortune of the stage play.
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The original stage drama was once played by the famous Boston actress, Nance O'Neil.
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Charr relationships have all that stage drama as well.
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Finding a way to make climate change the stuff of stage drama is a big ask.
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It's a lively script, but now that TV soaps regularly cover all these issues it seems less satisfying as a stage drama.
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Beckett's immersion in film aesthetics also had an important formative influence on his work in other media, particularly the television and stage drama.
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Chances for theatrical play are slim.
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The British Theatre guide praised the production with a 5 star rating describing it is as a deceptively, clever, theatrical play.
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Theatrical play for this minimalist documentary may be limited to museums, though.
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The Church introduced theatrical plays, written and acted by the monks.
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His interest in acting was piqued after being exposed to theatrical plays of Ibsen.
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He is globally renowned for writing and directing theatre play uMabatha.
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What role does theatre play in people's lives in different parts of the UK?
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For now, it's going to be The Knife and I am also going to write music for a theatre play.
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Others to exit the scene before the true theatre played out included Ian Poulter.
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The Fortune Theatre play is part of Dunedin Arts Festival.
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He has never been to a movie or a theater play.
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We were in a couple of community theater plays together in Windsor City.
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Environmentalists worry the political theater playing out in Washington is taking the focus off the disaster confronting Gulf Coast communities.
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Environmentalists worried that the political theater playing out on Capitol Hill was taking the focus off the disaster confronting Gulf Coast communities.
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These people in evening clothes were returning from an all-night rehearsal of a Little Theater play, an artistic adventure considerably illuminated by champagne.
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As poets, aside from their dramatic work, they occupy a secondary place.
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Shakespeare's poems, rather than his dramatic work, mark the beginning of his success.
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She's been going big, with Gay to do all the close-up, dramatic work.
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But I have made a change lately-intodramatic work-andI find it absorbingly entertaining.
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Another moment and the fine dramatic work of the morning would have gone for naught.
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I hesitated, because I hadn't done any theater work since high school.
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You did a lot of theater work before film.
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She got very involved in her theater work and it was new and exciting for her.
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Artists are incorporating puppetry into theater work, recognizing it as a valid way to tell a story.
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EBONY: Early in your career, you did a lot of theater work before you turned to standup.
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But he also sees the similarities between signalling and his theatre work.
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Auckland based composer whose music accompanies the wordless theatre work The Arrival..
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The innovative theatre work has been created by… Read more Audio
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Bruno's research and the theatre work were mutually supportive.
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None had experience of high-technology or complex theatre work.
Usage of dramas in English
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American teen dramas in particular have drawn a great deal of criticism.
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Quality adult dramas released in this time period produce very healthy multiples.
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NBC dramas currently attract a median age of 47, according to Sternberg.
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There were no dramas, he says; they just needed their own space.
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Along the way, Obama experienced some minor dramas of the publishing trade.
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Streaming binge worthy dramas just became easier with the new Foxtel Experience.
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Canadian-originated dramas have long aired in the U.S. market on cable channels.
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But he knew his little dramas, however well received, weren't the key.
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Imagining a leave vote, he wrote of the dramas it would create.
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Next week, three hugely original new dramas will be launched on iPlayer.
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Many of his famous movies were police mysteries and court room dramas.
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Hourlong dramas generally take longer to write and produce than half-hour comedies.
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Betty, meanwhile, worked for ad agencies and later produced radio dramas herself.
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They fell into easy chatter about the many dramas in their families.
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I skimmed over charity events, car washes, church socials, and local dramas.
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The dramas of the poets bring relief and incite to nobler action.
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