Sentence examples for play strictly from inspiring English sources

This is not to suggest that Radwanska and Wozniacki play strictly defensive tennis.

Dan (Daniel Cantor) and Lori (Anne Bobby) are the dual protagonists of Jake Feinberg's tedious and superficial new play, "Strictly Personal," now at the SoHo Playhouse.

In his autobiography, Montagu wrote that the old guard in Britain felt threatened by people like him who did not play strictly by the class rules and by their activities: "I was regarded by the older generation of the establishment as a traitor to my class".

Competitions are an integral part of these types of events, and they are serious business at Fiddler's Grove, with scores of categories like old-time banjo (Brennen Ernst won the junior category); bluegrass fiddle; Dobro; harmonica; autoharp; heritage tune (songs at least a century old); and certified old-time fiddle (for those 55 and older with no formal training who play strictly by ear).

The Third takes this fragmentation even further by splitting the quartet into two duos, whose material is sharply contrasted throughout, and exists in different kinds of musical time: the violin and cello play with expressive freedom, the viola and second violin play strictly in time.

This simulation gives you the chance to play strictly as the coach, or as General Manager and run the show from the front office.

Theatergoers who attend these plays strictly as an educational experience may well be disappointed.

Game play for cash is not likely to remain an Internet activity, played strictly on home PCs and laptops.

Carell works particularly hard to keep the raunch within bounds, but sex is played strictly for laughs in most modern comedies.

He had the lowest O.P.S. of any N.L. player in 21 years (minimum 140 games), so he's playing strictly for his glove.

4. David Hawthorne, ILB (SEA, 27) Phenomenal when playing strictly downhill, but does not quite do that enough to classify as upper echelon.