Sentence examples for Be play from inspiring English sources
verb
To act in a manner such that one has fun; to engage in activities expressly for the purpose of recreation or entertainment.
- They played long and hard.
3.20pm: There will be play.
Here he'll be play alongside residents Quail and Turtle.
Living could be hard, too, but sometimes, and for a long time, it could be play.
All three teams will be play on home ice Thursday night.
But he does not expect to be play first base for the Mets any time soon.
The return match is scheduled to be play in Montevideo on Nov. 25.
Finish third and there will be play-offs.
They should be play-off certainties and are one of the few teams capable of competing with LeBron James' Cleveland Cavaliers for a berth in the Finals.
It might well be play-acting, the way Ramones blowing up a school was, but it could easily spill over into the real.
A: Oh, that might be play-doh with pink things in it.
"If we just raise our game 5%, we'd be play-off contenders.
