Sentence examples for being put into play from inspiring English sources

Surely an element of nostalgia is being put into play here.

"We are a bad defensive team, so a guy that prevents the ball from being put into play is a good thing for us".

The time in-between balls being put into play has increased significantly and we would like to move it back more towards the historic norm.

Major changes will be evident next year when Ms. Sexton's revisions are put into play.

Sabathia's transformed style has meant different results once the ball is put into play.

It languished, untouched, as a new ball was put into play.

It was put into play in mid-summer when its 43% owner, Brascan, indicated that it was ready to sell.

It was one that many people didn't believe could actually be put into play, but it's a brilliant suggestion, a really brilliant compromise.

"Cambridge is a place where ideas are put into play, not shoes," the vice chancellor, Alison Richard, told the BBC.

This "Moneyball -like approach to delegates, which takes a page froMoneyball -likeapproachBarack Obama, is aboutoto be put into play.

After all, as the artworks themselves demonstrate, ideas, meanings and histories are put into play when you juxtapose even two artworks on a wall.