Sentence examples for play hence from inspiring English sources

Often he finds himself in places not designed for the normal course of play, hence the need to have a forty-yard hook wedge in the bag.

For coaches, their focus is exclusively on the field of play – hence Evangulov's reference to the Chinese working "three times harder" on their metronomic training schedules.

Burrell's basket pushed the Red Storm to double figures on the scoreboard after more than 18 minutes of play, hence the derogatory cheers.

But whereas it once took an artist a lifetime to create large-scale, artistic images, today's hyper-reality is, literally, child's play — hence the popularity of Instagram and other smartphone apps.

Previously, they'd relied upon a solid defence and the long ball up to Wyn Davies, but the manager Joe Harvey decided it was time for a more expansive style of play, hence Macdonald's arrival, along with that of Terry Hibbitt from Leeds.

This is doubly true when human emotions and cultural sensitivities come into play (hence the recent trouble for the Washington Redskins).

But this is one of only several attempts I've made to revise the accepted canon of great plays: hence I've included Racine's Andromache rather than Phèdre, Strindberg's The Father rather than Miss Julie, Beckett's All That Fall rather than Waiting For Godot, Osborne's The Entertainer rather than Look Back In Anger.

There is, therefore, no causal role for substantial form to play and, hence, no need for such forms.

This may be news to parents - and journalists - who don't play games, hence the media buzz.

But the further the term premium is driven into negative territory, the more the previous logic comes into play, and hence the weaker is likely to be the response of aggregate spending to further downward pressure on long-term rates.

Through Alexa, Petcube camera owners will be able to play music (hence the need for better sound), control other smart home devices, set alarms, listen to the news, check the weather, and more.