eastward ho造句

• It was sunk to cut the Eastward Ho reef and to prospect a big portion of the Rainbow Flat.
• Sometimes even a modestly gifted cast will happily gel, as it does in " Eastward Ho !"
• The most expensive item featured was Henry Nelson O'Neil's " Eastward Ho ! " oil on canvas.
• "I started playing at Eastward Ho ! and I used to wear out the range, " he said.
• The largest and most northern of the Felixstowe parks consists of a woodland named The Grove adjacent to Eastward Ho playing fields.
• It was revived by the Lady Elizabeth's Men in 1614, that company performed " Eastward Ho " at Court.
• A wounding observation came in the comedy " Eastward Ho, " a collaboration between Ben Jonson, George Chapman and Virginia it is observed:
• Jonson was certainly collaborating with Chapman in this period, as his next play, " Eastward Ho " was co-written with him.
• Eastward Ho was originally a golf course but nowadays is a public recreational space featuring a number of football pitches, changing facilities and an enclosed children's play area.
• "Eastward Ho " was entered into the Stationers'Register on 4 September 1605 and printed later that year in a Children of the Queen's Revels.
• The cinema opened on 3 May 1921 with'Helen of the Four Gates'and'Eastwards Ho'and the performances were accompanied by the theatre s own orchestra and organist.
• David Garrick produced her " Old City Manners " at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in 1775 ( an adaptation of Ben Jonson's " Eastward Ho " ).
• And Dekker and Webster would in turn answer " Eastward Ho " with their " Northward Ho " later in 1605  completing a trilogy of " directional plays ."
• Yet whoever composed the piece, and probably it was one of those playwriting committees that later produced " Eastward Ho !, " it proves gripping, intelligent stuff on the stage.
• In 1605, he worked with George Chapman and Ben Jonson on " Eastward Ho, " a satire of popular taste and the vain imaginings of wealth to be found in Virginia.
• Her career was primarily on the concert stage, her physique being unsuited to operatic performance, but an early theatrical appearance was in the comedy " Eastward Ho ! " in 1919.
• The play is as much worth its informal, rough-theater revival as " Eastward Ho !, " which has been sadly neglected since Jonson, Chapman and Marston stitched it together in 1604.
• Marston dedicated " The Malcontent " to Jonson and the two collaborated with Chapman on " Eastward Ho ", a 1605 play whose anti-Scottish sentiment briefly landed both Jonson and Chapman in jail.
• The views out across Pleasure Bay will still be spectacular and the greens velvet-smooth, but for those privileged to play Eastward Ho ! next spring, there will be something missing : the gracious presence of John Scheffler.
• In autumn of 1919, he and Asche combined to write the stage show " Eastward Ho ! ", but the production was not a great success and he did not again attempt to write for the stage.