Sentence examples for because it plays at from inspiring English sources

The negotiations affect all Broadway musicals except "Cabaret," which is under a separate contract because it plays at Studio 54.

But Booktrack's founders say that their product is an improvement on the old book soundtracks, partly because it plays at the pace of the individual reader and can be paused or adjusted with a touch of the screen.

His reporting of a private conversation is potent because it plays at the prejudice about the Tories they are most scared of - being seen as the party of the rich.

He had admired Portable because it played at what he called "virgin addresses".

United began resting players, because on Sunday it plays at Arsenal.

At the same time, while Mr. Putin might not mind seeing Mr. Rybolovlev suffer a bit, he has an interest in protecting Russian wealth held abroad because of the role it plays at home and the opportunities it presents to expand Russian influence.

Austin-based Ube (pronounced yoo-bee) took home the "People's Choice Award" at DEMO because it plays into our sci-fi-fueled visions of what technology will do to our homes over the next few decades.

More so than anywhere else, it requires a certain time for adaption because it is played at an extremely fast pace.

France is the defending European champion, Portugal is fancied because it is playing at home, England is the perpetual bridesmaid, the Netherlands has the talent but perhaps not the will and the Czech Republic could be the surprise team of the tournament.

Performers who do appear face protests and boycotts of their own; the funk singer Shelley Nicole says that her band, blaKbüshe, was dropped from a show in Brooklyn because it is playing at Michfest next month.

Never again, she said, will the team allow itself to be lulled into a sense of complacency because it is playing at home before 15,000 fans, the largest average crowd in the league.