Sentence examples for forged play from inspiring English sources

And this particular novel — a fictional memoir posing as a fraudulent introduction to a forged play — is a spectacular instance of the confidence game.

If someone suspects that it's forged play it off like you think they're joking & there's no way you'd forge it.

Thomas has forged the play from a notorious novel by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, and the clue is in that name.

But at the end of the day, their feet are up and their cards are on the table, and they share a sense of wonder at how far they've come, a feeling Baker calls "Gee whiz, who'd a thunk it?" Forged in play and tempered by personal and political tragedies, this bond seems able to withstand any pressure.

Just like "Today," it is live and has its own versions of Willard Scott, positioned on sets seemingly forged from Play-Doh who say things like, "Milo is 4 and Milo is from Peru, Ind., and it is windy there".

Charlton was born and raised an hour north in Ashington and forged a playing career an hour south with Leeds.

It was there for a few brief, shining moments, that wondrous bond Teemu Selanne and Paul Kariya forged while playing for the Mighty Ducks and took drastic pay cuts last summer to rekindle with the Colorado Avalanche.

The preform design in metal forging plays a key role in improving product quality, such as ensuring defect-free property and proper metal flow.

In 2007, the International Rugby Board tried to bring together players, national unions, competition administrators and the sport's commercial sponsors to try to forge a playing calendar that would cover both hemispheres.

Mutombo's two free throws with 2 24 to play forged the final tie that was broken by McKey's hook.

This play, forged at the cusp of these two eras, has the fortune and the responsibility to be one of its platforms.