Sentence examples for play walks from inspiring English sources

Based on several true crime stories, each involving working-class men who stabbed to death their partners, the play walks a crooked line to its grisly end.

Being active outdoors in green space through play, walks, green gyms, adventure activities and organised sports are ideal ways to improve our collective health.

If CBS is unwilling to give us the time and budget to allow this show to have the class of a proper awards show -- meaning, let's say, not cutting to the news at 11 p.m. when the author of the best play walks up to the microphone -- then I would prefer that we go in the direction of the Golden Globes.

The Xperia Play walks a line between two consumer segments, yet doesn't effectively reach out to either side.

A few well-known figures, like Jean-Paul Sartre, Jean Cocteau and Simone de Beauvoir, play walk-on roles.

"If you listen to my records of the same time as 'Walk This Way,' they sound small, while if I play 'Walk This Way,' it still sounds huge".

Exploiting her painful singing of coloratura arias for laughs and her pathetic self-delusion for sympathy, the play walked a weird tightrope.

The Scots and the Spaniards and the Austrians (who were known for muttering "This is shit!" during any Wooster Group play) walked out, period.

Parents play walk-on roles in the story, but in essence are as distant from the children's emotional lives as the crows circling the cornfields.

Day of play walk-ups are available, but Pinehurst spokeswoman Janeen Driscoll says, "There's a slim chance if you come during spring or fall".

"The ladies come and play walking football once a week, so it's nice to come down and see how much fun they have," Davies said.