Sentence examples for narrow playing from inspiring English sources

His sides, both at Inter and City, have always been narrow: playing a 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2ers overlallows Kolarov did against Chimsea, while, in toeory, retaining solidity.

The mechanics of staging the big numbers overwhelm the narrow playing space, with musicians and singers trudging onstage and off again inelegantly, breaking what little storytelling momentum the adaptation has.

Sitting in rows on either side of the narrow playing area, the actors dart in and out of the action, but connect in odd ways — for an American musical.

The designers and actors transform the narrow playing space into the Hall of Mirrors of Versailles, the gardens of Le Trianon and the claustrophobic cell blocks of Conciergerie with such ease, it reminded me of how often talent is over looked a resource.

This works especially well if you are short on players or have a long narrow playing space.

Meanwhile, the 40,000 Bristol Rovers supporters who travelled to witness the narrow play-off victory over Grimsby Town can begin scrambling for tickets for their first match back in the football league after a 12-month absence – a home game against Northampton Town.

Lee Gregory's solitary goal earned FC Halifax promotion from the Blue Square Bet North with a narrow play-off final victory over Brackley Town.

Housewives awake at dawn in order to break pots and vases while the Lefkadian Philharmonic parades through the narrow streets, playing hymns from Bach and Beethoven.

Narrow sectarianism plays into the hands of populists.

These relatively narrow corridors play a critical role in feedbacks between landscape evolution and ice sheet dynamics.

Leather — chic for a coat, slightly oversized and worn with narrow pants — played a leading role; so did fur.