Sentence examples for declining play from inspiring English sources

Despite his declining play, it is hard to imagine Favre breaking his streak after he has said repeatedly that this is his final season.

His declining play, though, has made him eminently expendable if anybody wants him in a trade.

Easley's declining play, which was partially blamed on his work during the strike, and the blossoming of Easley's backup Paul Moyer, had made Easley expendable.

Young's declining play makes him eminently expendable if anybody wants him in a trade, but the self-proclaimed "Swaggy P" hopes to stay in L.A., of course.

Attendances in Scotland are falling and declining playing standards means reduced income from transfer fees.

On the last leg, he was subdued, declining to play pilot.

With Agassi and Sampras declining to play because of a format that crowds their loaded schedules, Woodruff and Gambill are probable members.

But since then, Chandler had become a source of frustration for coaches and fans by repeatedly declining to play for the American team in important competitions.

Lukas, declining to play down what his horse had achieved, said: "My wife asked me this morning if we could win this thing.

Mr McCluskey responded by declining to play his seemingly allotted role as bogeyman.

Christian McCaffrey and Leonard Fournette declining to play in their respective bowl games is only the beginning, folks.