Sentence examples for become a playing from inspiring English sources

Eastern Europe has become a playing ground for Russia's energy interests, with the structure of the gas sector undermining any attempt by the European Union to establish an energy security policy.

But somewhere along the way, you became a playing piece in the vicious game of politics.

A recorded piano becomes a played piano.

When they can run the ball and then they become a play-action team, you have a long day.

"Whether it's for airlines or automobiles or industry after industry, the market as a whole has become a play on energy, on oil".

When combined with the rich mozzarella, the strips of eggplant become a play on the typical parmigiana dish.

James Kirkwood Jr. and Nicholas Dante wrote a book that would become a play for which Edward Kieban would write lyrics and the great Marvin Hamlish would compose the music.

The dramatic tenor of his 1977 series of interviews with Nixon, only a few years after that president's resignation, was substantial enough to become a play -- Peter Morgan's "Frost/Nixon," which became Ron Howard's 2008 Oscar-nominated film.

He became a playing manager in 1926 and led his team to another league title in 1929.

The book has a foreword by Bridges, who has become a legend playing a man 'in whom casualness runs deep'.

There are three key ingredients for a game or pastime to become a sport: playing, competing and viewing.