Sentence examples for a viable play from inspiring English sources

"We had to create a viable play, rather than just try to put the novel on its feet – because you can't do that," he said.

[It's] a viable play," says Bishop.

None the less, I think it could be a viable play in the long term as media channels proliferate and small publishers look to make their work economically viable.

McHale trusts his star to then make the right decision, which -- when the drop pass is not a viable play -- is a drive-and-kick.

"The practical reality is there are better opportunities that will be at the top of the list, but I think Michigan will be a viable place to play and a viable option," said Saul Anuzis, a prominent Republican from Michigan.

An array of possible formations make themselves available, yet from English Premier League to Colombian Liga Dimayor, it often feels like neat passing triangles are the only viable play style.

I just wish that, instead of giving us this jazzed-up James, the Almeida had revived one of the master's own once-derided but perfectly viable plays.

They're viable plays with wide spreads over 10-year Treasuries.

"You have a team that has a viable option to play someplace else, trying to put together a plan to stay".

Meanwhile, Collison is spending time coaching youngsters  in Bedford and Peterborough, and says it is a viable alternative to playing.

In 1927 the so-called Cartel was formed to revitalize French avant-garde theatre and offer a viable alternative to boulevard plays.