The phrase "a super play" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a performance, script, or production that is exceptionally good or enjoyable.
Example: "The theater's latest production is a super play that captivates the audience from start to finish."
Alternatives: "an excellent play" or "a fantastic play."
Although not officially released in Europe, the game was covered in an import review by Super Play in late 1993 and although they found the game's strategy components to be "top-notch", the rest of the game was regarded as "very mediocre", garnering only a 47% average score.
However, the N.F.L. is also passing up a rare chance for a Super Bowl played the way winter football was meant to be played -- slogging through the slush in bone-cracking cold.
Contrast that with California's Seventh District, another rematch of a 2010 race won by the Republican incumbent, Representative Daniel E. Lungren, in which a super PAC played a prominent role.
He noted that Talib, who won a Super Bowl playing under Phillips in Denver, and Peters are blending and establishing themselves as leaders.
Shawn Reeder, a tenant who works as the super, played the super.
She then would proceed to France, he said, with a "Super Slam" in play, making the Evian Championship sound like an extra class and Park a conscientious go-getter aiming for Advanced Placement honors in golf.
Okemo Resort Where: Ludlow, Vermont Why: Because this Vermont family ski favorite is offering a super incentive to play a little hooky this winter.
If a Super Bowl is played at the Meadowlands, it would be at least a month later but the kickoff would be about two hours earlier.
The major player here, the title character, does a super job of playing mind games with everybody, and the games they try to play are nowhere near as skillful.
At most, a Super Bowl winner plays four games, though in much larger stadiums.
