Sentence examples for * his hearts from inspiring English sources

Now South ran his hearts.

If West establishes his hearts, he has no entry.

Declarer ran his hearts and ended with 11 tricks.

East had to discard a spade to keep his hearts.

Bramley (South), hoping to discard both of his hearts, called for dummy's jack.

After taking his hearts, West produced the spade nine: down one.

After a half-hour, the crowd filtered away, leaving Nagl with a metaphor for his hearts-and-minds effort: "Across this divide they're looking at us, we're looking at them from behind barbed wire, and they're trying to understand why we're here, what we want from them.

Declarer takes that, cashes his top hearts, ruffs a heart in the dummy, plays a spade to his jack, ruffs his last heart, returns to hand with a spade to the ace and draws East's remaining trumps.

South cashed his top hearts, ruffed a heart in the dummy and bravely played a diamond to his ten.

The auction was the same at both tables, North deciding to look for a 4-4 heart fit despite his weak hearts.

He took his top hearts and trumped a heart with dummy's club queen.