Sentence examples for matter could play from inspiring English sources

Ms. Quinn, concerned that the matter could play into occasional criticism of her as short-tempered, made light of it.

"So long as you get to go play in a real-life game and get to go full speed, it doesn't matter — you could play in England, in Austria, Switzerland, Sweden," King said, speaking from Los Angeles.

In the concerto, with its built-in notion of competition, the main contest became a matter of who could play more elegantly, Mr. Lupu or the orchestra.

Johnson had to bulk up and lower his time in the 40-yard dash, transforming his body in a matter of months so he could play tight end, not wide receiver, in the N.F.L. Then Linta could sell Johnson to teams as if he were a new, hot stock, a rising star from out of the blue; if all went well, maybe Johnson could get a chance to sign as a free agent.

Through biodegradation of organic matters in the atmosphere, airborne microorganisms could play a role in the bioremediation of environmental pollutions.

We were teammates and it didn't matter what language you spoke if you could play.

Girardi said he did not know if or when Rivera could play the field — or even pitch, for that matter.

The Philharmonic musicians could play this music in their sleep; what mattered was that they did not.

His family took the matter to court, and on Thursday a State Supreme Court justice ruled that Buddy could play.

I could play at talking to Patrick, without its really mattering.

Could play Marilyn convincingly.