Sentence examples for play sort from inspiring English sources
But a play sort of lives in you.
"But those kind of characters, you know, the play sort of happens to them.
It's sort of a play, sort of a dance, sort of music, and it's very funny.
He defended himself by saying his move was just "a hockey play," sort of like sideswiping a school bus is just "a driving maneuver".
One of the best movies of the past year, "Moonlight," is an adaptation of a play (sort of); so was the best movie of 2015 ("Chi-Raq"); so is the best movie ever ("King Lear").
There looked as if there had been some foul play, sort of, even though it happened in the blink of an eye in real time, even though it happened right in front of the referee who thought nothing of it first time round.
A coda to the play sorts out the fact and fictional aspects: The love triangle, and the blackmail plot that ensues, all poppycock.
All the musicians played sitting down but threw themselves into the downbeats and the cycles of repetition; Mr. Hillmer played sort of floating, controlled overtones.
The novelist Taylor Antrim, who took Ms. Beattie's graduate course in 2003, said: "She plays sort of a bad-cop role.
Much like the majority of Logitech products, the Wireless Trackpad is a plug-and-play sort of device.
