Sentence examples for play fully from inspiring English sources

It also means that in the field of translations, English is in play fully three-quarters of the time.

This scene could almost have been a movie in itself, if Arnold had let it play fully.

The Shanghai production was to be China's first large-scale commercial version of the play, fully translated into Chinese.

Quickly on the scene: Dominique Simon, Mr. Bouley's general manager, whose notorious handling of dining room foibles was satirized in the play "Fully Committed".

You can find the play fully diagrammed on page 520 of Walsh's book "Finding the Winning Edge" — one of the real masterpieces of the American managerial mind — looking as intricately wrought as one of those neutrino-decay patterns from CERN.

With the Second World War, men were freed to play fully masculine roles, while 'women could again become feminine, courageously representing those values of heart and soul for which so much was now being risked'.

We had thirty-seven of his plays fully blocked out.

The orchestra's lean, taut and fiery playing fully revealed the theatrical turbulence of the colorful score.

But in 2006, Manning played fully in the final games of the regular season, and then played in the wild-card round.

In this section, the orchestra sounded less sensual than the music; it played fully, but with a slight matter-of-factness.

The work opens with a questioning theme played fully muted, revelling in a sound most people would associate with Miles Davis at his most "midnight".