Sentence examples for past play from inspiring English sources
What role to cultural references to Japan's nuclear past play in modern-day Japan?
The matches against M.L.S. teams enable North American fans to see their local clubs, who might not have had their attention in the past, play some of the best in the world.
XLIX: Quarterbacks allowed to carry new Palm XXIII's into huddles to allow them to check past play success, opposing defensive patterns and their contractual bonuses for actually completing the pass.
In other words, there are more unique products than there are people.In this section Pondering the past Play it again An atheist's guide The latest chapter Molten magic ReprintsEven this huge number will one day seem paltry if the trend towards "mass customisation" continues.
He recognizes that the Jets are a long-beleaguered franchise with a losing tradition, and that saying they are a great team with a noble past — "play like a Jet" ought to be a laugh line, but he made it something else — is sound psychology, as Jeeves would say.
After Mary is helped by a young white couple, she sleeps on their barn floor, and memories of her past play out in the form of a stone-hearted slave owner, his martinet wife, and the indomitable will and spirit of those they consider simply as chattels.
Yet Ireland twisted the knife, haunted perhaps by memories of past play-off nightmares, especially the one at the hand of Thierry Henry's France in the World Cup campaign two years ago.
I'd thought we were past playing with guns.
Large family picnics, now mostly a thing of the past, played games using eggs.
An old cardinal sweeps past (played by John Gielgud, who is far hammier than Topol).
