Sentence examples for enter the playing from inspiring English sources
However, the Blackburn manager Mark Hughes was scathing of the security arrangements: "Given the increase in policing and stewarding for this game I find it very disappointing that three people have been allowed to enter the playing surface.
It accused Barnes of allowing young spectators to enter the playing arena to field the ball instead of doing so himself, and of denigrating umpires by cupping his hands over his eyes and showing dissent by implying that they were blind.
"I have decided to enter the playing field and to take up politics because I don't want to live in country that is not free, governed by immature political forces and by men who are bound hand and foot to a past that was both a political and economic failure," he said.
As these new platforms enter the playing field, it is imperative to understand their interaction with existing immunotherapies since single-targeted approaches have limited efficacy.
It is easier said than done, but I think, once they enter the playing area, they will all forget about the pressure.
Diamond - who has also been handed a £4,000 fine - will be unable to enter the playing enclosure, technical area, approach match officials and communicate or attempt to communicate directly with match officials before, during and after the game on the day of the match until the ban expires on 20 June.
If a server's partner enters the playing zone before the served ball passes him, it is a fault.
When she enters the playing area that has been set up at the Kirk Douglas Theatre, where "Kansas City Choir Boy" opened Sunday, she looks as though she could vanish at will before our very eyes.
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.
Then Wolfe remarked that the Orientals who enter the play disappear well before the end, and somehow that makes the play "less dangerous".
