Sentence examples for formula of playing from inspiring English sources
None is a Scot by birth and Hugh Blake's Kiwi credentials brought considerable flak when he was included in the Six Nations squad for playing for Glasgow, but the fashionable formula of playing two openside flankers worked and kept Scotland in the game in the first half before David Denton's hard running opened up the line for Blair Cowan to level the scores at 7-7 before the interval.
"We took our time to get past that stage of the Mushtaq Ahmed era and trying to work out another formula of playing," 33-year-old Yardy said.
There is no magic formula for playing your way out of the bushes, especially if you're unfortunate enough to land behind tree trunks.
We then move to a more general conception of sequents as originally conceived, allowing a set of formulas to play the conclusion role rather than just a single formula, as well as to the associated idea of generalized consequence relations, emphasizing Carnap's motivation for making this generalization.
And that formula has proven to be golden: the app now has over 1.6 million daily active users who average a full hour of playing every day.
"There's a lot of formula playing out in the big-room scene, and that's not just in music, but in being an artist.
So to challenge such a claim, a player opens a subdialogue where he commits himself to defend the negation of the formula while playing under formal restriction, i.e. to defend that the formula is a contradiction.
Although music is an integral part of any festival, the perceived formula of "a band playing in a field" is no longer important, according to Paul Reed of the Association of Independent Festivals AIFF).
Dirac had arrived at his formula by "playing around" in search of "pretty mathematics," as he once put it.
Paradoxical Frog, a trio with the saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock, pianist Kris Davis and drummer Tyshawn Sorey, made a radical inversion of that formula: they played a lot of tightly written material and made it sound free.
In Rock was the right formula: agile musicians playing with a tidal wave of force.
