Meanings of young dramatist in English

It didn't draw big crowds, but interest was aroused in the young dramatist.

Lavinia quickly added seeing disappointment written in the young dramatist's face.

The young dramatist stopped and remained standing still, looking about him.

Everybody had agreed that this climax was the best the young dramatist had yet constructed.

Full of thankfulness for this unexpected turn of fate, the young dramatist returned to Upsala.

Suddenly the eyes of the young dramatist widened.

He was considered quite a promising young dramatist.

The play was a serious effort by a brilliant young dramatist of the modern school of realism.

He attended them with the pathetic regularity of the young dramatist, but they appeared to bring him little balm.

The young dramatist smiled.

But the young dramatist had not proceeded far before he discovered that his ideal requirement was out of tune with the facts.

The young dramatist stopped on the corner and looking around him spied a figure sitting on the sidewalk, leaning against the wall of a building.

Such flutterings of the heart were not altogether favorable to that austere program of literary industry which the ambitious young dramatist had set for himself.

Some good critics considered the rage for this younger dramatist a mere passing whim of fashion.

It boasts french windows, a stately drawing room, Georgian furniture: all the things young dramatists have fought against.

"The tread of the processional surviving in Halsted Street," thought Moisse, the young dramatist who was moving with the crowd.