Sentence examples for different types of play from inspiring English sources
Featuring more than 10,000 puzzles, Rubik's Slide includes two different types of play.
Yes, you can use pretty much any construction set to build anything you dream of, but different sets lend themselves to different types of play.
Lise Eliot's book Pink Brain, Blue Brain includes research that shows that while it is developmentally normal for preschool boys and girls to choose different types of play, their brains are also more malleable at this age, and their interests can change.
As we've begun to open our asses to new toys and different types of play, businesses have responded with even more offerings, which in turn are making it even easier for more people to start talking about and exploring anal sex.
The startup spun out of the University of Oulu in Finland, with computer vision technology that can look at video and identify different types of plays — and eventually, individual players.
You can start new leagues, but try and get a little experience in different types of playing and play a few fantasy seasons before you try and start a league of your own.
Conspicuously fewer robots – zero, to be precise – appeared in Tonight with Donny Stixx (Pleasance Beneath), a different type of play altogether: no props, no set, one actor.
German dramatists of the later part of the 18th century achieved stature through a quite different type of play: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Friedrich von Schiller, and others of the passionate, poetic Sturm und Drang ("Storm and Stress") movement tried to echo the more romantic tendencies in Shakespeare's plays.
The play begins in much the same way as Fielding's earlier romance-themed comedies, but quickly becomes a different type of play, mocking the literary and theatrical establishment.
Different types of prostaglandins play a key role in important physiological conditions, such as renal function and development.
In today's world, different types of robots play substantial roles specifically in medical sector to facilitate human life, especially older adults.
