Sentence examples for play adequately from inspiring English sources

But in this case the evidently lowest of budgets hasn't been used to serve the play adequately.

Or finally, Jackson said, maybe he was at fault, for not communicating team play adequately, or not being more effusive after the Lakers had beaten Minnesota in the playoffs.

They have the big names, however, and the rings and the pedigree, and even after games like tonight's, when Detroit crushed four homers among eight extra-base hits and destroyed the Yankees, 13-6, it seems as if it's only a matter of time before the Yankees rebound and at least play adequately.

A22 ARTS E1-12 Speech Draws Producers' Ire The producers of "The Ride Down Mount Morgan" have filed a union complaint of unprofessional conduct against their star, Patrick Stewart, citing a speech he made from the stage accusing them of failing to promote the play adequately.

The producers of the Broadway play "The Ride Down Mount Morgan" have filed charges with the stage actors union against the show's star, Patrick Stewart, citing a speech he made from the stage on Saturday accusing the producers of failing to promote the play adequately.

Although for a time Craig appeared to play adequately at third base, his throwing motion raised questions whether he could play there in the Major Leagues as he was promoted through the minor leagues.

He played adequately, but not spectacularly, and missed four games to injury.

They have played adequately in left field, with Dewayne Wise providing defensive help in the late innings.

He has played adequately, still making key contributions defensively and drawing attention as a potential offensive threat.

Ralph Brown replaced Peterson in the first half, playing adequately and with great luck; Brown misunderstood a coverage call at the end of the game and allowed Cowboys receiver Antonio Bryant to run free to the end zone, where Quincy Carter overthrew him.

Khalifa "played adequately but the team was struggling big-time, so it was hard for any rookie to show everything he could do," said Steve Demeter, a first-base coach for the Pirates in 1985.