Sentence examples for play courtesy from inspiring English sources

There are two albums by the Jet Age Of Tomorrow, who specialise in light'n'breezy cosmic lounge funk; two collections of by turns psychotic and psychedelic crunk by MellowHype; two albums of hi-tech latterday G-funk by Mike G; some blunted beats and experimental studio play courtesy of Domo Genesis; even a suite of exquisite R&B with soul-baring lyrics from Frank Ocean.

Instagram today is turning up the volume on its ad tech play, courtesy of its owner, Facebook.

A scene from Passion - We Shall Behold Him Play, courtesy of Holy Land Experience.

He attended a private viewing as a guest of the executive recruiting firm Russell Reynolds and went to Wembley to watch England play Estonia courtesy of the Football Association.

Last year he qualified for the knockout stages of the WGC Match Play Championship courtesy of a 20th-hole victory over Billy Horschel.

In this excerpt from Michael Frayn's play "Copenhagen" (courtesy Methuen), Werner Heisenberg, Niels Bohr and Bohr's wife, Margrethe, try to recall exactly how the shocking topic of weapons based on nuclear fission had come up in their conversation many years before.

(All music and sound effects in the play are courtesy of Estelle's longtime collaborator, Yukio Tsuji, who improvised his melodies according to the spirit of each rehearsal).

Hull FC 12 Warrington 34 Warrington Wolves completed their first table-topping campaign since 1973 and gained pole position before the Super League play-offs courtesy of a first-half performance that epitomised their season.

Steve McClaren's side had already beaten Brighton twice this season and finished third in the Championship, 13 points ahead of their opponents who squeezed into the play-offs courtesy of Ulloa's last-minute winner at Nottingham Forest on the final day of the season.

In March, they lost a narrow LV= Cup semi-final to Exeter Chiefs and earlier this month missed out on a Premiership play-off place courtesy of a final-day defeat by Harlequins.

Nevertheless they will have noted the way England, 2-1 dowithith eight minutes to play, saved themselves, courtesy of two penalties from Gary Lineker, one in extra-time, and hung on after the team had undergone drastic reorganisation following an injury to Mark Wright.