Sentence examples for elaborate plays from inspiring English sources
Once Mark started to speak, he began to put on elaborate plays with his brother, Jonathan, and a few friends.
Our backyard neighbors whose children build forts and craft elaborate plays together with ours.
She draws characters dressed as other characters, fashions elaborate plays combining the stars of all of her favorite shows, creates one giant cast, coming together to entertain us all.
Argentina played much more cohesively as a unit, taking out U.S. defenders with screens on the edge of the box, making lightning-quick transitions and running elaborate plays to shed defenders and create space deep in the offensive edge.
I hand-scrubbed the floors and maintained elaborate play schedules.
The elaborate play of structures based on binary oppositions is the subject of La Pensée Sauvage.
On the first fourth-down play, Ryan made hand motions and various signals as if preparing for a more elaborate play, or perhaps to draw the Giants offside.
An elaborate play version had been a success in 1899, possibly because the spectacle had included horses on treadmills and the producing Kalem Company worked hard to replicate it, even featuring actors from the 1890 cast of the play.
A more elaborate play on bread and chocolate is served at the hip restaurant Korova, where a thick slice of warm buttered brioche is topped with orange marmalade, Nutella and chunks of toasted hazelnuts.
The more truth-telling and pseudo-historical the stories became in form (tending toward an apparently random, anecdotal structure, making elaborate play with letters and other documents as "evidence"), the less credible became the content (miraculous feats of learning, stigmata, prophetic glimpses, memories of previous incarnations, and so forth).
The City-State is based on Lubumbashi, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and while Lucien's attempts to publish an elaborate play about Africa's collective memory supply a narrative arc, the book is really about a dark, surreal place and its denizens.
