hasty heart造句

• The title is a pun on the movie title " The Hasty Heart ".
• "The Hasty Heart " tells the story of a group of wounded Scot who they know is dying.
• Following his success with " The Hasty Heart ", Patrick bought the estate, " Hasty Hill " at Suffern, New York.
• Patrick's other plays included the often-produced " The Curious Savage " ( 1950 ) and " The Hasty Heart " ( 1945 ).
• He moved into theater production, where, after some off-Broadway shows, his break came with a Los Angeles production of " The Hasty Heart ."
• This was completed in 1948 and work began on " Man on the Run " followed by " The Hasty Heart " starring Richard Todd and Ronald Reagan.
• She moved to Connecticut for the birth of her daughter in 1981, then returned to L . A . to play Margaret in " The Hasty Heart " opposite Kurt Russell.
• In the mid 1950s, he appeared Off Broadway in productions of John Patrick's " Hasty Heart " and James Joyce's " Exiles, " in which he played the character based on the author.
• He appears in the 1949 film " The Hasty Heart " ( starring Ronald Reagan and Patricia Neal ) playing the African warrior Blossom, which role he also undertook in the stage production.
• Ravetch also directed Clifford Odets'The Big Knife; Thomas Babe's Prayer For My Daughter; John Patrick's Hasty Heart and Ira Levin's Deathtrap which garnered five Drama Logue Awards including awards for Director and Production.
• He made his stage debut in West End theatre as Kiwi in The Hasty Heart at the Aldwych Theatre in 1945 which ran for over a year, then played the lead in a tour of Arsenic And Old Lace.
• Reviewing a 1984 revival of " The Hasty Heart " in The New York Times, Mel Gussow wrote that it had " mellowed into a period piece that continues to touch audiences with an archetypal story about friendship under fire ."
• American audiences first saw Nicholls in the company of Ronald Reagan, Richard Todd and Patricia Neal in " The Hasty Heart " . and continued with steady work in acting for four decades, including the 1966 Academy Award-winning film " A Man For All Seasons ".
• He appeared in starring roles in such plays as " The Hasty Heart " and " The Lark " in Manchester, New Hampshire, and toured the country as Macduff in " Macbeth " and in " The Last Meeting of the Knights of the White Magnolia ".
• Earning his master's degree, he subsequently performed in a variety of roles in the legitimate theatre, including the role of Sir Robert Cecil to Jane Cowl's lead in " Elizabeth the Great "; a two-year summer theatre run of " The Hasty Heart ", and " Summer Smoke " with Dorothy McGuire.
• Lachie warms to the soldiers, and opens up about his past, and tells them, " They say sorrow is born in the hasty heart . " He reveals to Margaret that his aloof and suspicious behavior is the result of great cruelty inflicted on him in his youth as an illegitimate child.
• Before its first night, Patrick had volunteered for the American Field Service providing medical services in support of the British Army fighting World War II . He served with Eighth Army in Egypt and subsequently saw action in India and Burma where the ideas for his next play " The Hasty Heart " were germinated.