Sentence examples for Design a play from inspiring English sources

Was it so hard to design a play for Steve Novak, who shot only nine times in five games?

"As a coach, you'll design a play and Ike has the ability to change it on the fly in practice -- almost like a kid drawing it in the dirt -- and it comes out better," Payton said.

After Detroit's Chauncey Billups made two free throws to tie the score at 74-74, the Nets called a timeout with 22.2 seconds left to design a play for Kidd.

He will probably not forget the reaction in the Garden with 39.7 seconds left when the Capitals called timeout to design a play and the fans roared "Hen-RIK" the entire time.

After all, in sports, timeouts are when you catch your breath, try to make sense of what is coming at you at high speed, figure out what has been working and what has not, design a play to win the game and then collaborate on its execution.

The so-called "Obama Doctrine," which emphasizes collaboration and negotiation, and questions why historic U.S. enemies must remain U.S. enemies (Goldberg, 2016) was put in to play with respect to Cuba early in President Obama's administration when he reportedly told aides shortly after his 2008 election that they needed to "design a play to run with Cuba" (Kornbluh et al., 2015).

Designing a play is like getting a garden ready to plant seeds.

The Knicks called a timeout and designed a play for Randolph.

Jarvis called a timeout and designed a play in which forward Anthony Glover would pass to center Donald Emanuel at midcourt, and Hatten would take the last shot.

The Knicks received another possession with 5.9 seconds remaining and designed a play for Harrington, who initially passed up his own look at the basket.

This year, for the first time, sound designers will compete in two Tony categories: best sound design of a play and best sound design of a musical.