Sentence examples for play from this from inspiring English sources

His first play from this period was never performed.

It was a classic Collins-to-Toomer play from this season, with Collins making a strong, difficult throw, over two defenders and in front of two more.

Kelley developed the entire one-act scene from a still he found of a high school performance, and extrapolated the play from this single image.

Bill Reiser of the San Francisco Chronicle referred to it correctly when he wrote:"No one knows for sure what kind of football the Indians will play from this new T-Formation .

"If we play well -- if we get some good wins and some winning streaks -- whether at the end if we make it or not," said Gasol.  "At least the games we play from this point on... it's been a more positive result".

True, this 1982 play from the author of "Jumpers" and "Arcadia" is also always subverting itself, pointing out how some things, love among them, defy glib articulation.

Though the main focus is on newspapers, this ambitious play, from the troupe Bone Orchard, also puts television news, talk radio and the blogosphere under its feverish scrutiny.

(Though his English history plays from this period portrayed tragic events, their theme was focused elsewhere).

The average team passed on 61 percent of its plays, using the definition of plays from this article.

It is one of the few French-language plays from this period to have retained its appeal.

Several Giants defensive linemen said their coaches had shown them video of Falcons short-yardage plays from this season.