Sentence examples for enlarged playing from inspiring English sources

Other aspects of the wider plan include the replacement of the Tavern, Allen, Warner, Compton and Edrich stands, more car parking, a new library and shops, an enlarged playing area at the Nursery End, a new pavilion and flats.

It makes a valuable contribution to the fields of both history and educational policy, specifically because it pulls so many ideas together in a new way". "Every once in a while, a book comes along that not only makes a significant contribution to the literature but also enlarges the playing field on which future discussions of the issues will take place.

But the political developments in Chile in the last couple of decades have made other connections possible, and Mr. Semler, a Chilean director, has enlarged the play's few allusions to repression.

So, according to Groos, natural selection enlarged the play drive in humans and shaped it in a manner to include a strong element of mimicry.

There is an unusually high number of incumbents not running due to a new law prohibiting local officials from also running in Parliament, which further enlarges the playing field.

Let's go back to our Dvorak piece here, the Dvorak "New World Symphony," second movement, and here we can hear the power and the depth of the newly enlarged brass section, [music playing] way down there, that low note played by the tuba and so on.

Cultural progress was striking, with the reconstituted and enlarged University of Kraków playing a major role.

At other national parks, friends groups also are playing an enlarged role.

"Do I think there's any prospect of South African provinces playing an enlarged Heineken Cup? No.

In enlarging the play Mr. Rogers also tripled the cast, supplying a distinct tone and vocabulary for each new character.

There is a short prologue; the camera enlarges the play's vista to include the fields where the barley-buckers worked, the messroom, the town cafe where the hands might spend their wages; but nothing has been added that does not belong, nothing has been removed that was important to the proper telling of the story.