Sentence examples for had played up from inspiring English sources
Taking to Twitter after the show Neil said Jones had played up for the camera.
He and others said they had played up the possibility of racial profiling because, unlike the federal government, they represent clients who might be affected by the law and its repercussions.
In his speech, he urged the army not to harm the people and denied that he had been expelled from Dubai, his adopted home.Bangkok's febrile media, and some officials, had played up the risk of bloodshed at the rally.
Though the end of the tournament was hugely anticlimactic, we should not forget the context, nor the glorious counterattacking football that Red Star had played up to that point: fast, powerful, unpredictable.
"The police asked me about three matches in which I had been booked that season," says Dawson, who had been booked in seven of the 32 matches he had played up to that point.
For most of the game, this defense had played up to billing, thwarting one of the N.F.L.'s most explosive offenses and removing the dynamic Fitzgerald almost entirely from the Cardinals' game plan.
Even her own ads have played up the achievement.
But with the election approaching, Mr Kennedy has played up differences with Labour too.
"I don't think we've played up to our ability thus far.
"People have played up the need to have great machine learning.
