Sentence examples for play intended from inspiring English sources

The next play, intended as a pass, was improvised into an 8-yard scramble by Smith.

The latter Jim Martin is the former (no word play intended) two-term Republican Governor.

The Jets, trailing, 20-17, called for a short pass play intended to pick up the first down.

It is the start of a remarkable 20-minute, one-man play intended for Israeli audiences but so far unwelcome in Israeli theatres.

Why or why not? –Would you like to see an all-black cast performing a play intended to be cast with white actors?

It was a kind of morality play, intended to show to skeptical German voters how the Greek government intends to keep its promises to continue cutting public spending and services to meet stiff deficit requirements, despite increasing political opposition.

Many of those who have already seen the play intend to join the queue.

Corrie, it seems to me, is a far more complex character than this play intends her to be, which makes the evening all the more fascinating.

Second baseman Joe McEwing charged the ball and attempted a bare-handed play, intending to throw home, but he could not grip the ball and the winning run scored.

If the play intends to explore either erotic sibling attraction or one woman's compulsion for being knocked around, it fails.

The play intends to conclude with a sense of takeoff, but the metaphor of flight looms about as lightly as an anvil.