Sentence examples for move on playing from inspiring English sources

He opted to move on, playing "Runaway," an alternately punishing and mesmerizing new song, full of unbleeped profanity.

"That's unfortunate but I have to move on, keep playing good games and maybe, you never know, the chance will come".

Ms. Minnelli was nominated for an Academy Award for best actress (and would win one in 1973 for "Cabaret"), and Mr. Burton moved on, playing a blind man in the national touring company of "Butterflies Are Free" with Eve Arden.

His inability to communicate on a basic level was just really depressing and, as tempted as I was to wait around and see if he'd put the moves on me, I cut loose and moved on – playing these suckers at their own game.

"As a professional, you can't worry about it, you just move on and keep playing for the next play".

You should move on to playing a Horror Game in the dark after you have gotten over your fear, till then play with the lights on.

I now feel ready to move on and play other characters, although playing Amy Wyatt has been more fun than I'd ever imagined".

"Maybe it's time for this club to move on from playing more experienced guys to having a look to the future and seeing what they can produce.

After six or seven years I left Black Dice to move on started playing by myself.

Move on to playing a game in the dark, alone with headphones if possible after you have gotten over you're fear.

Build your confidence and bankroll, then move on to playing in no-limit rings games, this is where the money is and where the rake is the lowest.