The phrase "a solid playing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a strong performance, but the correct form would typically be "a solid performance" instead.
Example: "The team delivered a solid performance during the championship game."
Alternatives: "a strong performance" or "a good showing."
While he had a solid playing career, his greatest success in the sport came on the sidelines.
He had a solid playing career and has contributed to the Yankees' last four titles, but Randolph let this chance vanish.
Scott is highly respected by Nets upper management, who view him much in the mold of Orlando Coach Doc Rivers: an even-keel person with a solid playing career and the respect of his peers.
After a solid playing career that included being a mainstay at second base for the powerful Orioles teams of the late 1960s and early '70s, Johnson took over as manager of the Mets, a team that became known for rising stars like Dwight Gooden, Darryl Strawberry and Lenny Dykstra, with several established stars like Keith Hernandez to leaven the mix.
But he quickly formed a solid playing relationship with left tackle Caleb Benenoch through two practices.
"Morgan Sindall's diversified structure means it remains a solid play across the sector's activities".
With some trimming of loose ends and some tempering of the fireworks "Appropriate" could evolve into a solid play.
The pair will likely have a Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders-like moment where the two embrace and Mr Carson makes a solid play for a vice presidential bid.
We think McDonald's is a solid play here for investors, and if shares get below $55, it would be a "golden" investment opportunity!
Yamana is a solid play for buy and hold investors who like to take positions and put them away for a year or two.
The December 57.50 or 60 call looks like a solid play; a more conservative trade could look ahead to the January series or buy further in the money (the 55 strike).
