Sentence examples for play letter from inspiring English sources

"Modern German Duty: The Obligation to Play" (Letter From Europe, July 2) suggests that Americans work more than Europeans because "they simply see work as a good in itself".

In "Modern German Duty: The Obligation to Play" (Letter From Europe, July 2), you write that "for many Europeans, leisure time is not just a break from work; it is the goal of it".

"Modern German Duty: The Obligation to Play" (Letter From Europe, July 2) struggles to explain the contrast between the European belief in "an inalienable right to an idle August" and the contentment with which most Americans seem to accept their smallest allotment of leisure in the developed world.

Madonna previewed her summer tour, which starts in earnest at the end of May, with a 45-minute set of mostly recent songs from "Confessions on a Dance Floor"; she had a Les Paul strapped to her body, a phalanx of dancers, and a live backing band to play letter-perfect late disco.

The world premiere of her latest play, "Letters From Cuba," continues through March 12 at the Signature.

If I'm writing about a classic, I often will read around the play — letters, biography, books on themes which I know the play raises.

It's generally best to play letters such as J, Q, X, and Z as soon as you can play them to your best advantage.

Community volunteers lead reading camps — in Chingoe, two school parents hold these regular workshops, playing letter and word games with children, often using homemade vocabulary cards.

Memorize unusual lists of words, like words that have a Q but no U, or words that have only vowels, or that have no vowels, so that if you draw difficult-to-play letter combinations of that kind, you will not be at a "loss for words".

Mooney Suzuki plays letter-perfect 1960's-style garage rock, and its members have the bowl haircuts to prove it.

He began writing poetry at the age of ten and by the time he died in 1941, left behind a vast canon of literature: poems, songs, plays, letters, and essays that reveal a dynamic, often contradictory set of concerns.