Sentence examples for bunch plays from inspiring English sources

The gritty, defense-first bunch plays in an arena that is ringed by palm trees and is just down the street from Disneyland.

"The Brady Bunch," played seriously at the start, was embraced by a new generation as camp comedy and transformed into a cultural touchstone.

The members of the Grant Park Orchestra in Chicago, which reached 96 by midafternoon, have become a close-knit bunch, playing in pounding rains, tornado scares and the current brutal heat.

"Ringu," the best known of the bunch, played at festivals but never received a New York theatrical release before it was remade as "The Ring," with Naomi Watts added but much of the creepiness drained away.

Like the campy, now-aging "Real Live Brady Bunch" play and the current "Avenue Q," the adult puppet musical that nods to "Sesame Street," "Matt & Ben" represents a theater that appeals to a younger generation's pop cultural assumptions, a forward-looking theater that is not snobbish about movies, television or US Weekly.

Mount Kimbie, another forward-thinking bunch, play "post dubstep", Jones says, which would be "unrecognisable to most indie rock fans".

They are generally a stoned and timid bunch, playing with their beards or sitting mousily with hands and ankles crossed.

For example: Have your child count the number of bananas in the bunch, play I Spy to have him search for letters or words, or have him identify the colors of certain foods.

"I stole a bunch of plays," Triano said.

"There's a bunch of plays left on the field," Bradway said.

When I start to write, I like to read a bunch of plays that are in the same ballpark subject-wise.