Sentence examples similar to distracting play from inspiring English sources

Thornton and Postell acknowledged that their home farewell was marred by sloppy, distracted play.

We were distracted playing Portal 2 too.

A tight quartet on stage, Stevens, 39, and his band, mostly dressed in black so as not to distract, played in the shadows and sometimes in front of family home movies or awesome landscapes played through what appeared to be church stained glass windows delighting his mostly hipster crowd, some of which even bought his Sufjan tote bag (that's new in the merch world).

Ebersol said that in his days at ABC Sports, the producer Chuck Howard offered a distracting play-by-play in the ears of Jim McKay and other announcers.

You can even give them something distracting to play with alone.

Bird's 16 points helped compensate for UConn's distracted post play.

Though the Giants (3-1) struggled in victory and needed two fourth-quarter touchdowns to put away the Redskins (0-4), no player said news of events in Afghanistan distracted his play.

Page C1 Theater Review To Medicate or Not to Medicate The central theme of "Distracted" a play by Lisa Loomer, is the moral quandary of whether to medicate a child who may or may not have attention deficit disorder.

Open world games are the done thing at the moment, but the freedom that's felt during play is distracting and endlessly fun in such a huge setting.

Relievers Sean Burnett and Drew Storen and closer Tyler Clippard — the former Yankee with the artfully distracting delivery — will play a big role in the series.

Still, with the physical play distracting so much from the actual game, it was only Penguins' goalie Marc-André Fleury who'd come under scrutiny as being sub-par by virtue only of having been on the losing side.