Sentence examples for once a play from inspiring English sources
■ No daydreaming; once a play ends, our focus must shift to the drum majors, whose hand signals tell us what to play.
Carly, the T-Mobile spokeswoman who wears a pink dress while standing against a stark white background, was once a play on ads for Apple's Mac.
McMillan appears to believe that once a play has opened its plot is in the public domain, and therefore fair game.
The first theatrical clown, in the late sixteenth century, was Richard Tarlton, who specialized in a bawdy version of a jig, which he performed once a play had ended.
The questions don't stop once a play goes into production – in fact, a director can make a huge difference by reinterpreting a play through a feminist lens, or casting gender-blind.
And the festival once presented a play about Blanche Dubois time-traveling to the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
It was two hours once a week playing in the mud.
Perhaps once a year we play golf.
He likens himself to "a weekend tennis player who comes in once a week to play.
"Once a year, we play probably the best team in the country.
You can take the gecko out of the tank once a week and play with it.
