Sentence examples for limits to play from inspiring English sources

Pittsburgh may have been a prohibitive favorite, and the only team in the this year's N.C.A.A. tournament that did not have to leave the city limits to play its first-round game, but there are sobering realities about the final stage of college basketball's season that routinely overtake expectations.

We found the two limits to play allowed players for a good chunk of playing time (about 30 minutes for experienced players and 45 – 60 minutes for non-players).

Given the number of softer-spoken candidates who lost out during the primaries, clearly there are limits to playing the role of the only adult in the room.

In the fifth grade, Harris, a second-round draft pick of the Jets, was seven pounds over the 135-pound weight limit to play football with children his age.

Peter Travers of Rolling Stone wrote: "Tyler, a true beauty, gives the role a valiant try, but her range is too limited to play this amalgam of female perfection".

After 8 of the 20 teams in the ARL competition signed with News Limited (to play in their proposed Super League competition in 1996) the organization began looking for further teams to make the new competition viable.

Instead, they will be limited to playing one exhibition match each month of the W.U.S.A. season.

Santana, who felt weakness in his shoulder upon arriving to camp, has been limited to playing catch on flat ground at a distance of 90 feet.

But, of course, she also wanted to run and said she would be happy even if her running were limited to playing with her son.

Actors — especially fledgling thespians like Gene's acolytes, with their experience limited to playing corpses on "CSI" — often like to say that everyday life is an extended performance, and that the stage, by contrast, is a site of natural existence.

They were limited to playing at some weddings and private gatherings.