Sentence examples for ending the play from inspiring English sources
In the Saints game, Drew Brees dived over the line on a quarterback sneak and made it by extending the ball for the first down while in the air, then pulling it back before he was tackled, ending the play.
In a less successfully executed visual conceit, the child Grisha frames the production, tossing a balloon at the rise of the curtain, pulling his toy trains off for a scene change and predictably ending the play.
As the Steelers scattered from the punt, hoping it might roll into the end zone, Marquice Cole, one of the two often-jostled members of the Jets' punt-coverage unit who are known as fliers, caught the ball at the Pittsburgh 3, ending the play.
As the Wall Street Journal reported last week, the Arthur Miller estate has withdrawn the rights from Australia's well respected Belvoir Street Theatre to stage the play when it learned that the director was cutting the epilogue and ending the play with the hero's suicide.
The novelist and academic Joyce Carol Oates, on the other hand, sees Troilus as beginning and ending the play in frenzies – of love and then hatred.
Bubble screen alert: Austin catches a pass in the left flat from Keenum, but runs into his own blocker ending the play.
"One of my friends suggested I end the play right here," the voice says.
He ends the play with a cloyingly lugubrious funeral, which is indeed sparsely attended.
But rather than sliding feet-first, which would have ended the play, Manning dived forward and fumbled.
