Sentence examples for outset play from inspiring English sources

Rather, they relate to the openness of the system and the academic preparedness of its students, who, as Cole acknowledges at the outset, play almost no role in this volume.

It is an international court, in a system in which the UK has, from the outset played, and continues to play, an important role; and in which a UK judge sits in all cases of substance against his country.

Clearly the age gap, which Taylor had insisted was unimportant at the outset, played an important part in the break-up of the marriage, and they agreed to an amicable divorce.

Torres led the line with purpose from the outset, playing with the kind of vim and vigour that he had in making his name in the red and white of Atletico.

Season three has moved gracefully, like a big cat stalking its prey, from the outset, playing a flipside game where we cleverly alternate between our universe and an alternate one where Olivia is currently resident".

From the outset, the play's moral argument and its emotional climate are off-kilter.

Sullivan and Gold issued a joint statement in which they said: "We believe that this move, together with the realisation of other key goals that the Board set out to achieve from the outset, will play a huge part in helping to realise our ambitious vision to move the club to the next level on behalf of our fantastic and deserving fans.

"We've known from the outset that playing a warm-up game was not an option for us," he said.

QUESTION FROM N. JUDAH: Gaga seems to be hewing a lot of territory already mapped out by Madonna, as you point out, but there is a significant way in which she diverges: at least at the outset, Mads played a series of virgin/whore roles that were already cultural icons, for better or worse.

From the outset, religion played a role in Tang politics.

The set-up is that Kurt, a gay character who, though flamboyant from the series' outset and played wonderfully by Chris Colfer, has only recently come out as gay.