Sentence examples for flexibility to play from inspiring English sources

"We have the flexibility to play all over the court," he said.

Dr. McHugh, who plays Gaelic football, which is similar to soccer, said he needs some flexibility to play, so he stretches.

"I've never been that long of a hitter, and I'm having to continually work on my flexibility to play with these 20-something guys".

His conference's new deal with ESPN, reportedly worth as much as $85 million over eight years, includes the flexibility to play on Tuesdays.

At 6 feet 8 inches and 226 pounds, he has shown the flexibility to play small forward, power forward and shooting guard.

Goodell said that if a 17-game season were adopted, the additional games could be played at neutral sites, giving the N.F.L. the flexibility to play more games overseas.

The housing they create must embrace features that allow Millennials the flexibility to work or play, depending on the time of day or their needs at hand.

While early assertions by presidential campaigns that they intend to expand the playing field are often little more than feints intended to force opponents to spend time and money defending states that they should have locked up, Mr. Obama's fund-raising success gives his campaign more flexibility than most to play in more places.

Consumption data – what's turned on and at what time of day – is definitely useful, Borrett says, "but what should also be of interest to large corporate users is understanding the thermal efficiency of their buildings, their facilities, their retail formats, because then you can start to see what kind of flexibility you have to play with.

Modern gaming is about flexibility – being able to play wherever you want.

Protein flexibility is believed to play a significant role in ligand binding [ 14].