Sentence examples for build a playing from inspiring English sources

"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.

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

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

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.

Ever build a play fortress and hide inside?

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

Last fall SCR announced "Dialogue/Dialogos SCR," a two-year effort in which playwright José Cruz González and project director Sara Guerrero aim to build a play around stories shared by regular people in the Latino community of Santa Ana.

Knowing how to build a play house is great for saving money, but don't sacrifice safety by cutting corners.

Study the plan on how to build a play house, and determine the amount of time each step will require.

Instead, Davis relied on her craft and unflinching confidence to build a career playing roles from spirited heroines to tough-talking villains.