Sentence examples for introduce play from inspiring English sources

The All England Club has rejected calls from Novak Djokovic for Wimbledon to introduce play on the middle Sunday of the tournament, because they believe grass courts need a day off in order to perform at their best during the second week.

Unlike the challenges faced by Australian teachers who have historically and traditionally believed in child-initiated free play without teacher involvement, teachers in Singapore are either struggling to introduce play into their classroom practice or trying not to be overly directive and restrictive in encouraging children's initiated play.

They were among those writers who at the turn of the 20th century helped to introduce plays, novels, and short stories to the Uzbek people.

Anmari Wili, a Swiss pianist whom Ms. Oliveros was keen to introduce, played with gloves on; you could almost believe that her muted touch alongside the violinist Jason Hwang and the cellist Alex Waterman was a result.

The SPL also wants to introduce play-offs involving the team finishing 11th and teams second, third and fourth in the league below.

SPL clubs are hesitant to introduce play-offs as part of a compromise on league restructuring due to potential financial risks.

BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 THIS WEEKEND A New Look at Sports The Times introduces Play, a sports magazine for serious fans and for those who love to play games.

He does so by tracing its path across the digital and rhetorical landscape informatics, hacker heuretics, ethics, pedagogy, virtual space, and monumentality and by introducing play as a new genre of electracy.

In 1900 he joined a small cabaret theatre and began introducing plays into the entertainment.

He discussed the creative process used at his production company, Ex Machina, and introduced playing cards as the catalyst or "resource" for the semester.

Uefa has introduced play-offs, which will run alongside the old qualification rounds and contain the teams from the higher-profile leagues.