Sentence examples for play route from inspiring English sources

The more astute managers will contemplate how to nullify their pressing, keep-ball 4-3-3, while the rest will look to swamp the midfield and play route one.

His fellow nominees are Rachel De-lahay for her immigration-focused Royal Court play Routes and Phoebe Waller-Bridge for Fleabag.

The Royal Court Upstairs came up trumps with Rachel De-lahay's disturbing immigration play Routes, and the Bush with Rory Kinnear's The Herd.

All the out of play routes are again made available by resetting the boolean route variables and the automaton comes back to its initial state.

While presenting the award for most promising playwright to Rachel De-lahay for her Royal Court play Routes, actor Dan Stevens expressed himself even more pointedly.

The talks "suggest Sky has decided to commit itself to the quad-play route, which is an unproven strategy in the UK", said Ian Whittaker, a media analyst at Liberum.

Recently, for example, EA's COO Peter Moore announced that all its traditional franchises will embrace free-to-play in the future, and there was widespread surprise that Bethesda Softworks' state-of-the-art massively multiplayer online (MMO) game, The Elder Scrolls Online, will take the subscription, rather than free-to-play, route.

The movie pointedly compares the solemnity of German high culture with the boisterousness of American popular culture in back-to-back scenes of a German concert audience listening silently to Beethoven in a soaking rain that pours through a bombed-out roof, and American soldiers jitterbugging to a swing band playing "Route 66".

The difference was, we played Route 66 to the drunks at the bar, going, 'Please like us.' But here was this quartet who were standing there going, 'We don't give a toss what you think, you pricks – this is what we like to play, and this is the way we're gonna play it, regardless of whether you like it or not.' They were on another planet, in another century.

Acknowledging the payola (illegal practice of 'pay-to-play') route, he said he could have chosen to go to the radio station, asked how much it was to get his song played in rotation for a month, which depending on who you know could be around 10,000 reais (around 4,593 dollars), and had gotten a possible hit out of it.

Not only has the summer-released Heroes of the Storm, another Blizzard product, stolen the previous StarCraft expansion's acronym – which may seem trivial, but when hashtags can be used to measure popularity it means a lot – but it has also taken the free-to-play route.