Sentence examples for foolish plays from inspiring English sources

In addition to overcoming basic defensive failures, the Nets survived a number of foolish plays in the second half of Game 6.

Foolish play from Ben Kay.

As it appears to have been when it made its debut in London nearly 40 years ago, "Waiting in the Wings" is an unredeemably foolish play.

But the 18 points and 15 rebounds seemed a distant second in the mind of Kent and his teammates; Kent, a senior forward, fouled out on the foolish play with 1 minute 51 seconds remaining and the Scarlet Knights clinging to a lead over Notre Dame.

He would be foolish to play up the bogeyman role, because that may be just what Uncle Sam wants.

No compromise has been found in the months of a debate between the two sides, with the government looking especially foolish by playing piggy in the middle.

Ironically, it was the very lesbian sex scenes – one about 10 minutes long – that Maroh found so foolish, which played a fundamental part in its radical appeal to critics and jury members.

It was a situation that should have ended in disaster, both because Zanetti's first touch was too casual and because Maicon had been foolish to play him the ball there to begin with.

"That was a lie but it would have been foolish to play into the hands of my rivals by confirming my weakness.

We propose to subsume them under the term technological ideology, meaning a system of beliefs that informs and orients behavior with respect to - in this case - founding a firm, creating and pursuing a vision, and being sufficiently foolish to play with opportunities and novelties.

Hull boss Steve Bruce said just before kick-off that "it might have been foolish" to play with two strikers in attempt to earn a result, having secured a surprise win against Liverpool on Sunday.