Sentence examples for idea played from inspiring English sources

Each is a very different variation on a central musical idea, played softly and then strongly.

That idea played right into the heart and mind of their coach, Brian Billick.

This idea played upon the notion that the Seagram Building presents a mediated view of the world.

This idea played a pivotal role in the development of plate tectonics, a theory that revolutionized geologic thought during the last quarter of the 20th century.

The line was meant to tease American prudishness -- the English have embraced the series, often called a sexier "Friends" -- but the idea played right into NBC's hype.

Mr. Wyman's neat idea played down his own importance by honoring the artists who had preceded and inspired the Rolling Stones.

This idea plays little or no role in the West.

Here's an idea: play yourself in a shiny new sitcom.

The idea plays off an old format, one that has been associated with Fox almost since its inception 25 years ago.

It's a fine idea, playing to the seemingly irreducible anthropomorphic bent of literature aimed at kids.

Biffy Clyro seem to have the right idea, playing topless during what seems like an unusually early 2.30pm slot.