Sentence examples for as plays with from inspiring English sources
Scottish "national drama" emerged in the early 1800s, as plays with specifically Scottish themes began to dominate the Scottish stage.
"Some of the players," writes Alfredo Relaño in this morning's AS, "played with the tickets for their Christmas holidays stuffed in their back pockets".
In fact, this can be as successful as playing with a frisbee in a hurricane.
As played with blood-pressure-raising defensiveness by Mr. Troughton, Thomas is a natural-born victim.
That strikes me as playing with fire rather more dangerously than Carrie's flirtatious dinner-date.
As played with great, if uneven, conviction by Mamet, Leigh is motivated by bewilderment and revenge.
As played with gentle warmth by Sterling K. Brown, Darden lacks both Clark's righteousness and Cochran's canny control.
As played with twitchy, molelike menace by Mr. Segal, Gary definitely reeks of potential danger, but he seems friendly enough.
As played with true comic genius by Hallie Foote, the covetous, calculating Mary Jo has absolutely no sense of humor.
Regulars included Andy Warhol, who, Mr. Chow has said, didn't so much eat his food as play with it.
