Sentence examples for having a play from inspiring English sources

I don't want to fall under a bus before having a play on its stage".

"Adele was having a play date, and he disappeared into the bathroom with a pair of scissors," Andrew said.

Laura Wade isn't going to be kicking off about me having a play on at the Royal Court, Polly Stenham isn't, because they know there's room for them".

"But, you're going to have some fun with it, as well?" "Oh aye," says Keith. "I'll be having a play with it".

After all, it's easy to imagine that if Matilda and your child hit it off, you and your family might find yourselves having a play date with Matilda and her mother.

She has never really got used to the idea of having a play reviewed; some of the same papers that now talk about her "genius" gave her such a terrible time, early on, that in 1987 she barred critics from the Garage and didn't invite them back for the next five years.

"They took us to an old school, where two bands were having a play-off inside.

That can probably only happen by having a play-off for Test supremacy, say once every four years.

Before I had a baby, I used to witness this and think it was a shame that the children were having a play-date in a pub.

The Wales head coach, Warren Gatland, this week asked the question whether, in the coming years, the Six Nations should consider having a play-off between the team that finishes bottom and the champions of the Nations Cup, with the winner competing in the main event.

I was pleased to hear Warren Gatland [the Wales head coach] say this week that consideration should in future be given to having a play-off between the winners of the Nations Cup and the bottom team in the Six Nations, and the priority has to be giving Georgia and Romania fixtures that would help them show they are worthy of such a move".