sebastian barry造句

• "buy " by analyst Sebastian Barry-Taylor at ING Barings.
• The outcast hero in Sebastian Barry's novel roams the earth like his namesake.
• Sebastian Barry was telling yet another story.
• Boys of contemporary Irish drama, a group that includes Martin McDonagh and Sebastian Barry.
• NYTBOOK-WHEREABOUTS-NYTSF, THE WHEREABOUTS OF ENEAS McNULTY, By Sebastian Barry, 308 pp.
• The play, by Sebastian Barry, is part of a series of biographical works about his family.
• But at 43, Beckett's countryman Sebastian Barry seems well on his way to such an accomplishment.
• The play " Tales of Ballycumber " by Sebastian Barry was shown in Abbey Theatre in Dublin in 2009.
• Among the plays that have stood out in the 1990s are Sebastian Barry's " White Woman Street,"
• Playwrights such as Se醤 O'Casey, Brian Friel, Sebastian Barry, Conor McPherson and Billy Roche are internationally renowned.
• In 2010 he played Charles Dickens in " Andersen's English ", the new play by Sebastian Barry.
• Sebastian Barry's play about the traumas of family and Irish history won the Critics'Circle award for best play Wednesday.
• The following year it was India's turn again, with Aravind Adiga narrowly defeating Enright's fellow Irishman Sebastian Barry.
• A 2004 play, " Whistling Psyche " by Sebastian Barry, imagines a meeting between James Barry and Florence Nightingale.
• A string of others, including Colm T骾b韓, Patrick McCabe, and Sebastian Barry, have twice been shortlisted for that prize.
• Perhaps McCann's most renowned role was as Thomas Dunne in Sebastian Barry's " The Steward of Christendom ".
• Sebastian Barry is currently engaged in a series of plays designed to evoke Irish history through the theatrical counterparts of snapshots from his family album.
• Rea returned to the Abbey in 2009 to appear in the world premi鑢e of Sebastian Barry's " Tales of Ballycumber ".
• After all, from Oscar Wilde to Sebastian Barry, the country's playwrights have fared well enough on a diet of scandal and applause.
• Tell Sebastian Barry he's the new Brian Friel, or Sean O'Casey, and the Irish playwright smiles and shakes his head.