Sentence examples for played words from inspiring English sources

I've played Words With Friends, the iPhone game that bears some relation to Scrabble, almost constantly since Christmas Day.

For those rare people who have never played Words With Friends, it's worth trying out, and it's free for iOS and Android.

I woke up late and grumbled through my warm shower, played Words With Friends instead of meeting impending deadlines, put in 40 uninspired minutes at the gym and slept the plagued sleep of the oldish, doomed to never warrant exultant trumpets or Costas's linguistic acrobatics.

Anyone who has played Words With Friends can probably tell you that adding friends in the game is a pain — instead of hooking into Facebook Connect, users have to manually type in their friends' aliases, which is the sort of mechanic you might have expected a few years ago but feels woefully out of date now.

A monster played Words With Friends.

The study used 240 words divided into 3 test conditions (80 words each): regular past tense (played), words with onset-embedded stem (claim), and simple words (shape) (see also Supplementary Table 1).

At dinner, we played word games.

For three weeks, Jejoen, Foley, and Cantlie played word-association games like Animal, Vegetable, Mineral to pass the time.

Do you play Words with Friends yourself?

I'm getting my phone to play Words with Friends.

When waiting for a flight, I kill time playing Words With Friends.