woman of twilight造句

例句与造句

1. Neither repeated the success of " Women of Twilight ".
2. "Daily Telegraph ", January 1953 : " I missed " Women of Twilight " as a play because I chose to; I saw the film because I must.
3. The first notable revival of " Women of Twilight " was directed by Jonathan Rigby and opened at London's White Bear Theatre on 3 October 2013 as part of its Lost Classics Project.
4. In 1951-52 she starred in the London production of Sylvia Rayman's " Women of Twilight ", playing the central role nearly 450 times and reprising her performance in the subsequent film version.
5. The cover design for this release featured Freda Jackson, not in " Women of Twilight ", but in her other'vicious landlady'role, Mrs Voray in " No Room at the Inn ".
6. It's difficult to find woman of twilight in a sentence. 用woman of twilight造句挺难的
7. Rigby's stage adaptation of " Dracula " toured during 1997, the original novel's centenary year, and in 2013-14 he directed a successful revival of the forgotten Sylvia Rayman play " Women of Twilight ".
8. She supported herself as an usher, a nurse girl and a clerk in a ticket agency . " By 1951, when " Women of Twilight " was picked up for production, she was working as a part-time waitress at a cafeteria on north London's Finchley Road.
9. In the modern history strand this has included the first uncensored productions of two of John Osborne's supposedly lost early plays ( " Personal Enemy " and " The Devil Inside Him " ), together with a successful revival of Sylvia Rayman's long-unperformed all-female play " Women of Twilight ".
10. "The Star ", January 1953 : " First thing to be said about " Women of Twilight " ( Plaza ) is that it is designed as a shocker-and it shocks . . . But if you enjoy watching women snarling, scratching or pulling each other's hair out, in sordid surroundings, this is your picture ."
11. Among the many books by Mrs . Ryan issued over a period of thirty-six years, 1889-1925, were the following :  In Love s Domain,   Squaw Eloise,   A Flower of France,   That Girl Montana,   Indian Love Letters,   The Woman of Twilight,   The House of the Dawn,   Treasure Trail,  and  The Dancer of Tuluum . 
12. A few years later she played a similar role, Mrs Allistair, in the stage and screen versions of Sylvia Rayman's " Women of Twilight " ( 1952 ) . " I wonder, " she wrote in 1954, " if [ my fellow actors ] ever dreamed when we were treading the Shakespearean boards together at Stratford 14 years ago that their light-hearted Nerissa, Maria and Mrs Quickly would, in less years than it takes to say Sweeney Todd, be treading so heavily the darkest paths of crime-her name a horrid by-word, a source of cosy shudders . . . Seriously though, dear public, you must please believe that I was not always so depraved a character ."