Sentence examples for grant plays from inspiring English sources
Grant plays a British agent who is in love with Bergman.
Grant plays Roger Thornhill, an adman who is mistaken for an intelligence agent and finds himself running for his life.
Instead of phoning in a smirking, fingers-crossed performance, Grant plays it with manic glee and full-throated gusto.
Grant plays Will, a rich thirtysomething living on the lavish royalties from his late father's composition of a Christmas jingle.
Cary Grant plays the airline manager Geoff Carter, wearing an bizarrely exotic white outfit with broad-brimmed hat.
In Four Weddings and in Notting Hill and in Love, Actually Grant plays an aspirational version of Curtis, with glossier hair and deeper cheekbones.
Avram Grant's team play Chelsea in Saturday's teatime kick-off still two points from safety, and with games running out to secure survival.
On Friday Alisa Weilerstein, a fast-rising young cellist and a recent recipient of a MacArthur Foundation grant, played a program of Dvorak and Ives with her parents in their regular incarnation as the Weilerstein Trio.
When you're playing consistently I think you take it for granted – it's a shocking thing to take it for granted, playing for your country.
After making his Test debut in September 2011, he honestly admitted: "I probably took [playing Test cricket] for granted, playing at a young age for WA.
Away from the public telethons, challenge grants play a much smaller role in the quieter world of private philanthropy, constituting about 4percentt of all charitable donations, according to figures compiled by The Foundation Center, a nonprofit tracking group in New York.
