Sentence examples for play remarked from inspiring English sources

Tony Parker, the once sprightly point guard for the Spurs and a core member of four championship teams, is now featured under such headlines as, "How Long Can Tony Parker Keep the Vultures at Bay?" In Game 2 of the series against Memphis, the T.V. announcer Reggie Miller, intending to praise Parker's level of play, remarked, "He has one foot on the court and one foot...".

Given the overwhelmingly positive reactions of my daughters when presented with the short and sweet "I love to watch you play" remark, I knew I had a new mantra.

"Some people thought we were dead after the first game [against Italy] but we are here, we came back and we are going to Toulouse to play Hungary," remarked Marc Wilmots.

Yet as one of his playing contemporaries remarked: "You need different techniques when dealing with players from Macclesfield and Milton Keynes to when you're at a Premier League club".

With such glaring similarities, it may be tempting to look at the play and remark that little has changed.

Bob Adams, who played saxophone alongside Stott, remarked, "Wally played the alto beautifully.

"Frankly, I knew a lot of people didn't want me to play Annie," Hutton remarked, knowing she had gained a reputation for being too egotistic.

After taking him down to the orchestra pit to hear the musical director play it, Kitty remarked: "What made you write this?

With a nod to the manipulation in play, judges often remarked on the "believability" of a given performer, saying things like "You are now the pop singer" or "I'm not buying it," as if the challenge were to shove raw talent into various arbitrary styles and trick audiences into experiencing it as authentic.

"He wrote the plays," she often remarked.

"I can sum up none of my plays," Pinter once remarked.