Sentence examples for its play on from inspiring English sources

ENGLISH football often generates as much interest for its boardroom manoeuvres as it does for its play on the field.

It was addicting and, in its play on the borders between truths and untruths, quite revealing.

The Mercedes is somewhat sportier and really exhibits beautiful road-holding manners although, when pushed hard, it heals over more than the G35 and likes its play on sweeping asphalt, not corkscrewing two-laners.

You might say this work is also a consummate Turner prize artwork, in its play on the sense of expectation.

The peripherals manufacturer Nyko will now let you hook your PSP up to your television with its Play on TV Adaptor.

In past decades, the English game was sometimes better known for its riots in the stands than for its play on the field.

The women looked otherworldly, yet also in step with Prada's sartorial history and its plays on formality and beauty.

Shakespeare could be set to reach a new audience thanks to digital technology, with the Globe releasing its plays on demand.

The first fully professional company, which included women, was that of Valleran-Lecomte; it took over the Hôtel de Bourgogne toward the end of the century, performing its plays on the medieval-style multiple setting stage.

It will get its first play on ITV's X Factor results show on Sunday.

But RTA's success depends less on the merit of its plays than on their rehabilitative effect on the players.