Sentence examples for how things have played from inspiring English sources

But is that how things have played out?

Consider how things have played out in the current food crisis.

After all, that is how things have played out: the past year has seen BP applauded as a farsighted, ecologically sound firm.

Q: So you worked in Australia as a geologist, toured here to promote Merchants of Doubt and had an academic role at the University of Western Australia, so you've seen a bit of how things have played out.

Given how things have played out in California and Northern Ireland/Italy over the last week or so, Wiggo appears to have made a very sensible choice.

But that's how things have played out over the course of American history with state-sanctioned killing: It's been banned in fits and starts, a reflection of a national character that is alternately progressive and puritan.

On Thursday, I called Tarlov again to see how things had played out.

But how would things have played out if Bezos had chosen to take late-stage private financing (which is common practice in Silicon Valley today) instead of taking Amazon public?

There exists a prevailing (and ridiculous) idea that a gay sex scene is somehow more salacious than a straight one -- a sentiment evidenced by Billy Crystal's comments about how things have changed since he played one of the first gay men on TV, on "Soap" in the 1970s.

There is no guarantee of how things would have played out had the rulings gone differently.

Maybe I am wrong about how things would have played out.