Sentence examples for brutal playing from inspiring English sources

Neither buckets of rain nor brutal playing conditions nor the difficulty of Bethpage State Park's Black Course has distracted Woods from his pursuit of another trophy.

Martin has long been a fan of synthetic grass, the brutal playing surface that many players blame for devastating injuries, because he thinks he can cut quickly on it and because he suspects it gives him a mental edge over players who fear knee and ankle injuries when they face him.

"Sharks" and "crocodiles" populate the brutal playing field envisioned by Jack Ma.

It's almost as if we would be given to believe that the originally desirable qualities of journalism -- unbiased, intelligent, investigative, truly informative -- can no longer survive, no longer have a place on this brutal playing field.

Brutal play calling there.

But quibbles aside, this is an honest staging of a brutal play that is unfortunately very opportune.

The opacity is deliberate: Mr. Pinter, the author of bleak, often brutal plays like "The Homecoming," "Betrayal" and "The Caretaker," is not prepared to elaborate.

The themes also reflect those in this brutal play: the story shows these ruthless men operate by their own code, consistent but merciless, and difficult for outsiders to understand.

It's what's given stadiums like Soldier Field and Lambeau Field their great mystique, and some of their most iconic moments, and why we fetishize all those images of hot breath escaping from players' face masks as they line up for another brutal play.

(Isherwood) 'A Summer Day' (closes on Saturday) In her first New York stage appearance in more than a decade, Karen Allen is perfectly cast as a woman frozen in time in Jon Fosse's quietly brutal play, which turns a romantic cliché into an existential life sentence.

(Brantley) 'A Summer Day' In her first New York stage appearance in more than a decade, Karen Allen is perfectly cast as a woman frozen in time in Jon Fosse's quietly brutal play, which turns a romantic cliché into an existential life sentence.