Sentence examples for play of local from inspiring English sources

"It's just kind of there in the back of your mind," said Mr. Grant, who is wrestling more with the play of local obituaries now in the shadow of Sept. 11.

McGuinness's talent is clearest in the play of local effects: the boredom that drags at the inhabitants of a police state "like shingle scraping at a boat's hull", or the youth group that passes by like "a phalanx of communist Tintins".

Their talk ranges from freighted dialogues about murder to idle chatter about the dismal play of local sports teams and the power of Viagra.

That period in the mid-1970s shinesshines like a distant beacon of engaged repertory theatre, producing new plays of local interest – by McGrath, CG Bond, Willy Russell, Alan Bleasdale, Mike Stott  – with a crack troupe of brilliant new actors.

Throw in something like Mike and the Mad Dog and play-by-play broadcasts of local teams, and you've got a format — one, moreover, that accommodates more commercials per hour than many other types of programming.

These two dimensions of union history – advocacy for workers of specific employers and a broader engagement about the terms of politics and the social contract –– have consistently been at play, true of local as well as national unions.

It's all part of the fabric of what playing on local radio stations in Manchester when we were kids.

It has an in-house group called the Mingoli Band who perform twice a week, playing versions of local Malawian music, rumba from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, as well as British and American pop.

And the playing out of local concerns on a national stage is not something to be sniffed at.

In fact, there exist several evolutionary proposals in the literature that play the role of local search methods.

Instead, darknet markets primarily play the role of local retailers serving the "last mile" in a small number of rich countries.