Macready in a sentence

He was Pylades to William Charles Macready 's Orestes in Ambrose Philips 's Distressed Mother when Macready made his first appearance at that theatre (1816).

MacReady takes charge and orders Fuchs to continue Blair's work, but Fuchs disappears; MacReady, Windows, and Nauls find his burned body outside.

When all was said and done, MacReady was left with no choice but to burn his camp to the ground, just as the Norwegians had done.

The hat symbolizes MacReady's reliability and ability to handle tough situations, distinguishing him from his peers.

MacReady faces Nauls, Childs, Garry, and Palmer, all tied up and seated, as Windows nervously extracts blood samples.

A print of William Charles Macready playing Macbeth, from a mid-19th century performance In 1843 the Theatres Regulation Act finally brought the patent companies' monopoly to an end.

As MacReady rushes to set the charges, Blair, now metamorphosed into a larger monster emerges from below and destroys the detonator.

At last in 1838 William Macready at Covent Garden performed Shakespeare's version, freed from Tate's adaptions.

At the completion of the game, R.J. MacReady is found alive and helping the main character complete the last mission.

Discovering that Childs is missing and the station's power generator is destroyed, MacReady speculates that the Thing now intends to hibernate until a rescue team arrives.

Fuchs tells MacReady that he is worried about Blair, and according to Blair's journal, the creature's "dead" remains are still active on a cellular level.

Lancaster, Bill, "The Thing: Second Draft Screenplay", March 4, 1981 When making a recording of events, Kurt Russell's character, MacReady, signs off as, "R.

MacReady, Garry, and Nauls decide to dynamite the complex, hoping to destroy the Thing.

MacReady triggers the blast with a stick of dynamite, and the base explodes.

Nevertheless, Macready performed the role again three days later to a packed house while an angry mob gathered outside.

Norris appears to suffer a heart attack after he and Nauls unsuccessfully attack MacReady from behind.

One by one, MacReady tests everyone's blood with a heated piece of copper wire.

Scenes and props from the film were recreated for the attraction, including the bodies of MacReady and Childs.

The alternate ending with MacReady definitively proven to be human has yet to be released.

The Americans send a helicopter pilot, MacReady, and Dr. Copper to the Norwegian camp for answers, but they find only a charred ruin containing corpses.