Sentence examples for play open to from inspiring English sources

But he said the offer "clearly puts them in play," open to other offers "whether they like it or not".

To help him write a play open to melodrama and improvisation, Levine encouraged Grote to study American realist plays and mash them together.

England invented competitive soccer as the world plays it, and a legal system copied by many.But an astonishing few hours Wednesday left the sport and the concept of fair play open to question.

We've compiled this guide to playing open-to-close sets as a reference to some of the dumb ideas and good mistakes we've stumbled upon over the last four years in the booth together.

This Saturday, July 23, we're back in New York for another "Argot All Night" party at Good Room, where we'll be playing open-to-close in the Bad Room from 10PM-4AM, for a total of six hours.

"Danny was booked to play open 'til close, so from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.," Smye says.

Begin to play, open yourself up to the flavors of new spices.

In the initial easy mode the user will only need to play open strings, while moving up to medium means playing open strings while adding some frets at the same time.

The play opened to huge publicity on August 25 , 1910

Sophie Treadwell's play opened to a rapturous critical reception eight months after Snyder's execution.

In the West End, the play opened to a vituperative reception.