Sentence examples for play of one from inspiring English sources
Have you ever cried when seeing a film or play of one of your books?
The key to their success isn't some unheard-of advanced stat or the play of one singular superstar.
The poem, tempting us to correct an ostensible error, leads us to make our own error; only when we go back and correct our correction does the poem's subtle play of one and many, past and future, presence and absence, become clear.
Matthew will even be giving Late Junction an exclusive play of one of his new tracks.
The first presentation was an excerpt from the stage play of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest". I was hooked from there out — the speeches that followed offered advice, pitched a science-fiction screenplay and revealed extremely personal stories of careers, successes and failures.
That same week, a panel convened by Horatio Morpurgo in Bridport, constituting of myself, George Monbiot and the eminent marine biologist, Callum Roberts, examined the state of play of one of Britain's only marine protection zones in Lyme Bay, on Dorset's Jurassic Coast.
— a play on one of Gundy's most replayed remarks.
Someone played on one of the machines.
Betty played on one of the first Lower Columbia women's basketball teams before conference affiliation.
Obama also offered a play-by-play of one of her more viral moments, the very day that marked her return to private-ish life, President Trump's inauguration.
"Culture in Motion" is carried along, without particular precision but with tremendous atmosphere, by the live playing of one guitarist and four percussionists.
