Sentence examples for bill play from inspiring English sources

"Some people said, why didn't Bill play more of a race card?

Musicians, even the million-selling ones on the Vote for Change bill, play their best when they feel like underdogs with a sense of mission.

Fairness demands that the recipients of Britain's allegedly enormous welfare bill play their part in the crash programme to eliminate Britain's budget deficit.

— The bill played games with the full faith and credit of the United States.

(Also on the bill, playing a 9 30 p.m. set, is the cellist Gil Selinger).

"The tax bill plays to the conservative base and the education bill to the swing voters.

Supporters of Mr. Emanuel's bill played down the extent to which the new cameras will be used.

Last year he testified before a Congressional subcommittee on an immigration bill, playing a xenophobic conservative to the hilt.

But Edcel Lagman, the congressman who sponsored the bill, played down those warnings, saying, "It's more of a threat than a reality.

At the Eagles Hall his band topped the bill, playing in two-song sets: polka, waltzes and what he calls "modern," which mostly means Nashville-style country music.

And Galactic, the odd band on this bill, plays New Orleans-rooted funk that should get people dancing before the other bands' self-importance takes over.