Sentence examples for build a play from inspiring English sources

"Panache" is an awfully fancy word to build a play around.

Such connections are a thin reed to build a play on, yet "AliceGraceAnon" does have thematic consistency, exploring the struggle to become the author of your own story.

Users cannot build a play list and download it, as on Thumbplay, Rdio (and, soon, Mog), but for half the price of those services, they may not mind skipping through songs they don't like while on a road trip with children who like to sprinkle some Mitchel Musso into the song list.

The two men, friends since the early 1990's, had gathered in the "wilds of Utah," as Mr. Wright put it, as part of the Sundance Theater Labs in July 2000 to try to build a play two dozen interviews Mr. Wright had done in 1993 and 1994 with Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, a collector of antique furniture in Mahlsdorf, an hour west of Berlin, who was also East Germany's most famous transvestite.

Ever build a play fortress and hide inside?

After all, who doesn't love to build a play fort?

To do this, build a play-dough or papier-mache volcano around a plastic drinks bottle.

"This event opens up so many doors and invites across European and allows players to build a playing schedule for the season".

It's not easy to build a playing field where there's not only constantly accessible cover, but the threat of danger is still very real.

Let your kids use their imagination to build a fun play space!

So they built a play group and, after one year, made it a school.