Sentence examples for play drops from inspiring English sources

And if the insurance on the luxury car has expired, the likelihood of foul play drops further, since this increases the likelihood a person will drive a cheaper but properly insured car.

(Grode) 'Marrying George Clooney Confessionss From a Midlife Crisis' (previews start on Wednesday; opens on Thursday) Adapted from Amy Ferris's 2010 memoir of the same name, this three-character play drops in on three menopausal women at 3 a.m.

The play drops more names than a Louella Parsons column, and it is doubtful that most contemporary audiences will understand punch lines that hinge on references to ZaSu Pitts, Dorothy di Frasso and Chauncey Depew.

As an acting opportunity, on the other hand, the play drops Mr. Lucas in deep waters that he, against the odds, navigates better the more one feels Halliwell's options closing in.

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These numbers are pretty good either way, but the fact remains, his level of play drops off significantly when throwing to the right or throwing deep.

Kuerten prevailed largely because Kafelnikov's play dropped off dramatically.

"She's actually starting to play drop shots; she's got nice volleys," he said.

As the night went on, the quality of play dropped proportionally to the temperature.

But Stewart went for an alarm-clock play, dropping his king.

"Wayne can play up on his own, he can play dropped in.