Sentence examples for less to play from inspiring English sources

But when the product is a tablet, there's less and less to play around with.

Teams won all 14 of the games in which they purposefully fouled with five seconds or less to play.

Harrison reveres, for their spirit, Ellsworth Kelly, Ed Ruscha, and Bruce Nauman, and shares their refusal to respect — much less to play by — any rules not their own.

Harrison reveres, for their spirit, Ellsworth Kelly, Ed Ruscha, and Bruce Nauman, and shares their refusal to respect much less to play by any rules not their own.

But he has also played just 29 Tests against – for example – 156 career Twenty20 matches (Ian Bell, whose stats were similar at the same stage took a year less to play the same number of Tests).

It costs about $300 less to play a round of golf in the Bronx than at Pebble Beach, and the wait for a tee time is about a year less.

As we get closer and closer to launching our shiny new site, I've had less and less time to play stuff.

The goony sportsiness semantics do not make poker less fun to play with friends or less unbearable to watch when played by strangers, but that doesn't quite make it a sport, either.

Those who chewed the minty gum were significantly less likely to play as long for the fruit, suggesting they were less motivated to get them when chewing gum.

Because Carlsen has spent less time than most of his cohort training with computers, he is less prone to play the way they do.

If you can offload some of the less cerebral commands from the keyboard to the mouse you'll have made the game slightly less confusing to play.