Sentence examples for a sequence of play from inspiring English sources

When the Lions did play through the fly-half Jonathan Sexton, he surprised defenders but there was never a sequence of play when the ball went through the hands of the backs.

The suggestion was to arrange a "bracket", a sequence of play where events follow a pre-agreed outcome, but not to seek to fix a game "because we are trying to win, both The Oval and Lord's because we want Butt [to remain as captain]".

With two minutes to play, a sequence of plays began that ended in one of the biggest controversies in college football history.

Instead, in the next minute, the Friars called for a full-court press that sparked a 9-0 run and used a sequence of plays to turn things in their favor.

The play is a Greek trilogy and is a sequence of three plays, each complete in itself, but having a central theme.

The play is a Greek trilogy and is a sequence of three plays, each complete… Visit to the new Waldorf-Astoria which opens October 1st.

Instead, the Panthers were celebrating an improbable come-from-behind victory Sunday — a stunning 35-31 trinmph in wintry conditions — thanks to a sequence of big plays and a Packers team that seemed intent on giving the game away.

"We couldn't make speech and movement part of the show, even if a sequence of several plays is being staged at the same time, but the costumes are heavy with history and symbolism.

Henry V is the last in a sequence of four plays (the others being Richard II, Henry IV, Part 1, and Henry IV, Part 2) known collectively as the "second tetralogy," treating major events in English history of the late 14th and early 15th centuries.

Here, he could describe how the slanting parallel planes of fire-escape ladders running up the side of a tenement building reminded him of a sequence of solos played by "young men/tensioned tight with too many burdens/not theirs alone".

With a solid lead and time running down in the game, Georgia Tech began a sequence of running plays intended to keep the game clock running while gaining ground.