Sentence examples for play justice from inspiring English sources

Torre will continue to play Justice so he can work himself out of the slump, although before the game he and General Manager Brian Cashman discussed the possible promotion of Shane Spencer from Class AAA, perhaps to play against left-handed pitchers.

You can pick up side quests almost immediately, taking your characters on a hunt for rare beasts; you can wonder through the already huge landscape; you can go fishing, learn new dishes to cook, forage for mushrooms, or practice your photography; you can even, for your sins, play Justice Monsters V, a weird pinball/pachinko hybrid which is almost certainly the worst Final Fantasy minigame ever.

Torre can't use Canseco without playing Justice in the outfield.

Christmas audiences enjoyed some classic Dance in the BBC's stylish Agatha Christie drama And Then There Were None, where he played Justice Lawrence Wargrave, a remorseless hanging judge.

"Outlaw," on NBC, offers just that flamboyant premise: Jimmy Smits plays Justice Cyrus Garza, a conservative who decides -- after a brush with a comely representative of the American Civil Liberties Union -- that he was wrong about capital punishment and other issues.

The Yankees have discussed several options internally to boost their offense, including the possibility of recalling first baseman Nick Johnson from Class AAA and then using Tino Martinez as a designated hitter and playing Justice in the outfield.

One day after we played 'Justice' and got off the stage one of us said, 'we're never fucking playing that song again.

Just days after it was revealed that the actress will play Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Gisburg in "On The Basis of Sex," Portman will now also portray Jacqueline Kennedy.

Another mystery is the role played by Justice Stevens, who signed Justice Kennedy's opinion rather than provide a crucial fourth vote to his natural allies — Justices Ginsburg, Souter and Breyer.

The crucial swing vote role played by Justice Kennedy in the new court (like that played by Justice O'Connor before her retirement) is acutely dissected in these pages, but the records and judicial philosophies of Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito — along with the impact they are likely to have on cases coming before the court — are not analyzed in depth.

Charles Dance, who plays retired Justice Wargrave ("he was not a merciful judge") hasn't read the book and doesn't intend to.