Sentence examples for going through plays from inspiring English sources

I was going through plays and trying to find the bit when women speak, and it's quite difficult sometimes.

Proving his reputation as one who makes an impression one on one, Brown won over Bryant in two meetings, the first in Orange County, where Bryant lives (and Brown has since bought a house), the second on the floor at the practice facility, going through plays.

"It is not easy to come to Anfield and go through playing against Liverpool".

It's hard to describe what you go through playing against the best teams over and over again.

But the number that will most likely doom the Broncos is their No. 7 computer poll ranking, which is destined to drop as they go through play in the Western Athletic Conference.

Scotland will have to go through play-offs to join England at next year's women's World Cup finals in Canada after losing their final qualifier 2-0 to Sweden.

"The things you learn and go through, playing against good players, with good players and in the dressing room with world class players.

Very few of these documentaries focus on the music or the hardships these bands went through playing the clubs and backyard parties for years before they got signed.

"It's interesting that people actually go through playing the games, stop and think about it, and then try and alert other people to it.

Now he's got to have more work than just mentally going through the plays".

"It's about being composed, getting on with your jobs, knowing your roles and just going through your plays.