Sentence examples for full of plays from inspiring English sources
British theatre is full of plays about domestic politics.
He has stacks of notebooks full of plays, his father, Tom, said.
Coaches have those spiffy, multicolored, laminated sheets full of plays — which double as mouth shields to thwart enemy lip readers.
If Feeley had been hurt, Mitchell would have been the quarterback, with a wristband full of plays.
Irish theatre is full of plays about emigrants who mythologise their experience abroad for the family back home.
The films are full of plays within plays, screens upon screens; an incessant flicker of shadows on walls reminds us that we are looking at projected images.
Many are vignettes, full of play, written almost like journal entries.
Her household was like her — lighthearted and full of play, but careful.
Carson made adulthood seem less laden with responsibility, more full of play and promise, than childhood.
Do I wish that my kids — who are five and nine** — **could roll on their own from school to the park, meet friends, and appear on the doorstep at 5 P.M., muddy, damp, and full of play?
His eyes are full of play and dreams.
