Sentence examples for foster play from inspiring English sources

Poker is essentially a social game, and allowing hospitality establishments to host tournaments would foster play and add business (and resulting tax revenue) to New York.

"There is a rush to foster play patterns that are safe, and Harry Potter is a known character," said Michael McNally, a spokesman for Lego, which has temporarily sold out of many of its Harry Potter construction kits.

Motivation, reward, and pleasure are also likely to be involved, because they all foster play and may support sustained attention on one task.

The Beaver would reunite her with Gibson – they starred in Richard Donner's lighthearted 1994 western Maverick, with Foster playing a youthful con artist opposite Gibson's wisecracking gambler.

Mr. Foster plays Wade's second in command, Charlie Prince, who unlike the gang's other members is whippet thin and, without being silly about it, stylish.

An accomplished piano player and singer, Foster plays and sings gospel music for churches and appears at various spots around campus.

THE BRAVE ONE Jodie Foster plays a radio talk show host who is attacked, along with her fiancé, in Central Park and becomes obsessed with finding her assailant.

As Foster (played by Billy Crudup) explains to a seedy new arrival to this posher-than-thou establishment, "It's nothing to do with toffee apples and a packet of crisps.

Jodie Foster plays the imperious Secretary, determined to keep the underclass out of the gated planetary community; and Matt Damon is Max, a former cop caught up in this titanic intergalactic class battle.

She is also upset that the movie showcases a child engaging in such behavior in the first place, adding, "Isn't there a limit to what we can ask children to do on screen?" (Similar questions were raised in 1976 when a 13-year-old Jodie Foster played a teenage prostitute in "Taxi Driver").

Foster played in 19 games for the club, scoring three goals.