Sentence examples for constantly plays from inspiring English sources

The single "You're Beautiful" won an Ivor Novello award for Most Performed Work, and he constantly plays to packed-out stadiums.

He can't assert himself; instead, he lets the reggae song "Rivers of Babylon," which he constantly plays on his tape recorder, speak his inchoate estrangement and longing.

Yes, someone is driving the bandwagon, even if he constantly plays down his role — describing himself as a Rorshach image on whom others project.

His mother constantly plays with him, having to make games and stories out of the meagre materials of their padded cell.

Terrence Williams of the N.B.A.'s Nets, who constantly plays video games when he is off the court, said he avoided playing anything but real basketball when at an arena.

"In [her memoir on writing] Bird by Bird, Anne Lamott talks about this radio station, K-FKD, that constantly plays all the negative things you think about yourself: you're clumsy, you're stupid, you're fat.

Instead, she is constantly playing catch-up.

People constantly play baseball trivia, not football trivia.

But Dakota, she said, constantly play-acted around the house.

They feel pressure to constantly play women who are younger.

"She's constantly playing the woman card," he said.