Sentence examples for have much play from inspiring English sources

Wise saws such as these aren't going to have much play with the NHS or the food industry.

He tired a bit in the second half - as did a few others who haven't had much playing time recently.

Unlike past United States women's teams, this group has not had much playing time together because of injuries, overseas commitments and the W.N.B.A. season.

"It's true I didn't have much playing time at Fulham lately, so I see this as a great opportunity for me.

Injuries have kept the line from having much playing time together.

But Slaven Bilić has much work ahead". Play resumes in Malta.

We have much to play for.

Unfortunately, the artist does not have much to play with.

The Yankees did not have much to play for Sunday — or did they?

Manager Terry Butcher insists Hibernian still have much to play for following their Scottish Cup exit.

"They might say they would have much rather played one more day in the snow," he said.