Sentence examples for one of playing from inspiring English sources

Ukip's "policy" – attitude is a better word – is one of playing tennis in the fast lane.

He decided to "build up a countertradition, one of playing prestigious institutions not eminent for their athletics but for their academic accomplishment".

Even if the culture is one of "playing hard," there is also an expectation you will work hard the next day, Ms. Queen-Hubert said.

In December 2011, KeiVarae Russell traded in his childhood dream of suiting up for Southern California for a new one of playing for Notre Dame.

Rose's coaching strategy is largely one of playing devil's advocate, a lonely role when thousands of fans see his team as unbeatable.

I wrote that on October 21 of last year, after one day of playing with the just-released new MacBook Air.

Last season's Barça had just one way of playing.

"There was no one prouder of playing for Scotland than me‚ believe me," McCoist said.

And I still dream one day of playing him.

Mr. Bush's opponents aren't the only ones accused of playing politics with job numbers.

But no one accused him of playing it safe.