Sentence examples for played water from inspiring English sources

I've always swum, played water polo, football, squash, tennis, always.

He played water polo and rugby in secondary school until he injured a knee in 2003 playing rugby.

In addition to swimming at the 1920 Olympics, Taylor (then age 35) played water polo for the 1920 British team.

Last month, he quietly committed to Southern California, where his father, Les, played water polo in college.

At Bryn Mawr, young Millicent played water polo and basketball and majored in Greek and English, graduating magna cum laude.

When, visiting Australia this year, William played water polo in budgie smugglers (tight swimming trunks), the nation swooned.

Every half-hour, the turquoise building in the complex plays "water music" through its drains.

Nick Gaffey expected some odd experiences when he came north to play water polo last year.

"It would be less fun," Jacob Tulipan, a Yale senior who plays water polo, said.

By playing water polo in high school, Appel learned grit the hard way.

"They grow up playing water polo from when they're 5 or 6 years old," United States player Tony Azevedo said.