Sentence examples for played for kind from inspiring English sources

"The coach I played for kind of instilled that in me," Kidd said of Frank LaPorte, who led the Pilots to back-to-back state championships.

Here the chauvinism (and abundant toplessness) is played for laughs, kind of.

In the second scene - played for a kind of nightmarish comedy - it is Dai Wei himself who is dissected alive: his mother, by now a half-crazed outcast in the shiny new Beijing arising around her increasingly squalid flat, has had to raise money by selling one of his kidneys.

The story is played for laughs, a kind of "Trouble With Harry" for Egyptologists.

If they were playing for the kind of little club that has no business beating the likes of Liverpool.

"I didn't set out to play for any kind of record like that," said Villone, 39, who was cut by the Mets in spring training.

And I love playing for that kind of crowd because I might play a barnburner on the fiddle in the middle of a set along with a pretty ballad.

He acknowledges that to win in June "the Labour side is what we have to play for, the kind of Labour people who voted for Margaret Thatcher first time round".

There is no point for me to play for this kind of country".

"So, the agent makes out, the club makes out, and now they've got a guy that's going to play for that kind of money for three more years, all right?

FRIEDMAN: The role that we played for 50 years as kind of the global balancer, paying more for things because they were in our ultimate interest, one hears from you, I sense, is really shrinking that role.