Sentence examples for played separately from inspiring English sources

Until a decade ago, events in which men and women played separately were common in American tournaments, both in pairs and teams.

The band's name was a misnomer as the two units played separately, both using material arranged by Rupert Nurse, another Trinidadian.

Before this week, he had played separately with Mr. Iverson and Mr. Anderson, but never both together, so their first set on Tuesday had an air of inquiry.

Occasional golf partners, Obama and Clinton had crossed paths the day before as both played separately on another golf course on the Vineyard.

The third group provides "colotomic," or punctuating beats in four rhythmic patterns played separately by four types of heavy, suspended, or horizontally laid gongs.

Both bands played separately, and then joined with impressive coherence for three new compositions, juggling strictly counted percussion patterns, penny-whistle jigs, surges of sax improv and a few squirts of surreal humour.

They play separately twice a week and together on Sundays.

There would seem to be no physiological reason for men and women to play separately.

"It might be a better idea to have David Lee in there, so they are playing separately," the Atlantic Division scout said of Curry and Randolph.

Lewis's logic was that as the home nations would play separately in the 2008 World Cup – as they had in the past two competitions, in 2000 and 1995 – they should continue to do so between World Cups.

The jazz and classical groups play separately and sometimes merge, and though conventional themes or sustained pulses are mostly sidelined by the languages of free jazz and contemporary classical music, this epic life's work is a landmark in jazz's rich canon.