Sentence examples for play thinking from inspiring English sources
You can't play thinking it's your last shot, at least I couldn't.
He stood in the backfield and analyzed every play, thinking of the possibilities.
"The FedEx Cup is only about money and you shouldn't just be going over to play thinking about how much you can make," said McIlroy.
At first, the Shins suspected "foul play," thinking, Who could have done this to her? Then they wondered if her death had been an accident -- a desperate gesture for help that got out of control," Cho said.
The author, Gertrude Tonkonogy, was a 24-year-old stenographer for a theatrical producer when she wrote this play, thinking she could do better than the junk that was coming to the office.
When D. H. H. mistakenly casts a white man as an Asian in his own play, thinking he's of mixed race, he tries to cover up the fact to preserve his reputation as an Asian-American role model.
Computers are powerful tools for working, playing, thinking, and living.
"We're not supposed to emerge from these plays thinking, 'I must be really hard, I must defend myself.' We are supposed to weep".
"We played thinking that we were better than we are and we needed to play like we did in the previous three games".
He kept playing, thinking it was a technical issue with a speaker, he told NBC's "Today" show in an interview that aired Tuesday.
My reporter in the play is thinking of tabloid nonsense and has fun making up headlines ("Beauty Queen in Tug-of Love Baby Storm").
