Sentence examples similar to ideal plays from inspiring English sources

Theorists generally agree that sandboxes provide an ideal play experience, especially when a source of water is also available.

Joe Murphy, a playwright and co-founder of the Good Chance project, said it was the ideal play.

Of course, school playgrounds are not every child's ideal play space, but they are woefully underused.

While Carmelo Anthony's unsatisfying return to Denver made headlines, the game also served as another snapshot of ideal play under Coach George Karl.

The play strategy has also committed funding to the type of staffed facility that offers children – who are otherwise short of good open space – the ideal play area.

How have you seen the extrovert ideal play out in corporate America? A. It permeates every aspect of our corporate life and culture.

I believed that it would be an ideal playing field for comparing human intuition with the brute force of a machine's calculation.

His downward spiral has perhaps been accelerated by a varicose vein in his left leg, and he appears to be a bit over his ideal playing weight.

This being an adventure story, there are perhaps too many scuffles and not enough quiet moments of character development to make an ideal play, but Stevenson wasn't writing for the 21st-century stage.

The council backtracked, but the club's situation remained far from ideal: playing on what were little better than park pitches, thousands turning up to see them in arenas not even built to house hundreds.

Williams said the ball did not sound right coming off his bat, partly because he was still below his ideal playing weight of 208 to 210 pounds as he builds back strength from his appendectomy on Feb. 26.