Sentence examples for box play from inspiring English sources

And nowadays women in Japan can box, play rugby and even sumo wrestle, from which they used to be barred.

I'd say: "Look, there are times when you have to just lump the ball into the box, play percentages".

With the defender down injured in the box, play went on, much to the frustration of the visiting support, and the attack only ended when a Vigurs drive was held by Gordon.

That is somewhat paradoxical because part of the reason cable companies want the boxes to remain on at all times is so that they can download special offers, advertising and program guides at any time rather than have a box play catch-up when it is turned back on.

Everyone was like: 'Can we have them now?'" Box Play, the company Harwell founded, now sells stickers in the form of piano keyboards, rocket ships, paint palettes, piggies, cameras, fire trucks and more, all designed to fit on the types of packaging that families with toddlers are likely to have: egg and milk cartons, paper towel rolls and cereal and mac-and-cheese packets.

Leigh has now accumulated 50 years of directing for cinema, TV and stage – since his career started with The Box Play at the Midlands Arts Centre in 1965 – and his control of dialogue extends to conversations: "But that's all I have to say about that at the moment.

Each box played a song chosen for a particular guest.

A juke box played Billie Holiday singing "My Yiddishe Mama".

The box plays that fragment over and over; you add a riff on top of it.

The music box played a very sweet, sad tinkling little tune.

Turned out that it was all right, though, the juke box played only classical music.