Sentence examples similar to play footing from inspiring English sources

And it's because the capital's main journalistic watchdog seems perfectly content to see politics made into a kind of financial transaction--so content, in fact, that the paper's publisher planned dinner salons that would apparently have put the Post itself on a partial pay-to-play footing.

The position played, foot dominance, or average height gain were also not determinants of injury occurrence.

Along the margins, another factor comes into play: his feet.

"You've got to play 200 feet now," to win Hitchcock said.

In the jargon of hockey, Marshall "made them play a foot taller".

He recruits players who can play it; foot quickness, stamina and conditioning are essential.

One of the VoiceLive Play's foot buttons is labeled Hit; one tap turns on an effect.

"If you're going to win in this league, you've got to play 200 feet now," Hitchcock said.

At the end of the play, his foot came off the bag, and Jeter tagged him out.

Up next, Manny Machado drilled another sinker out of the field of play, 427 feet to straightaway center.

In case this escaped your attention, what you call football is played with feet and hands, and therefore should be called foot-and-hand-ball.