Sentence examples for enter the play from inspiring English sources

Then Wolfe remarked that the Orientals who enter the play disappear well before the end, and somehow that makes the play "less dangerous".

Tevez deserves all the criticism he attracts for the remarkable act of self-absorbed petulance that saw him refuse to come on as a second-half substitute, apparently because he was angry that he had not been asked to enter the play earlier.

Bayern Munich 2-0 Manchester City (27 Sept, 2011) Game best remembered for Carlos Tevez's refusal to warm up or come on as a second-half substitute, apparently because he was angry that he had not been asked to enter the play earlier.

This production isn't altogether convincing in its use of music, which never really seems to enter the play's bloodstream.

If you are lucky, just at the moment when death seems to be inevitable, new characters enter the play.

Tunisia, who will now enter the play-off draw on Monday, complained to the world game's ruling body.

"It was a bridge too far but we enter the play-offs in a positive frame of mind.

Lose or draw and we have to enter the play-offs and Doncaster would replace us as the team automatically promoted.

They might be hard-pushed next Saturday afternoon at Huddersfield, who enter the play-offs as Super League's form team after securing a fifth straight win, against the Catalans Dragons in Perpignan.

Having been 33-1 shoto to go up at Christmas, Phil Brown's team enter the play-off final as 8-11 (general) favourites with Gary Johnson's Bristol City at 11-10 (general).

If they fall short of an automatic return, McClaren's side are set to enter the play-offs with plenty of momentum after a fifth win in seven outings.