Sentence examples for playful place from inspiring English sources
It was, as Frank Oppenheimer described it, "a playful place".
"I like to encourage a playful place backstage," he said the other night.
She performed a handstand in the massage area, turning a pit area for tight muscles into a playful place.
A perfect example of this new Prague is the Hotel Josef, a boutique hotel in the centre of town which is a bit Blakes, a bit Hempel, a bit onealdwych and a bit gorgeous; the kind of cool, playful place that has Finlandia vodka and Haribo gummies in the industrial fridge.
"Having stayed there I know it as a very cosy, playful place, full of great little architectural games put in by Charles," says Perry, referring to Charles Holland of FAT Architecture, the firm hired by Living Architecture to collaborate with Perry on the design of the house.
They came from a playful place.
"We need to support them and recognise that for their health, wellbeing and long-term development children need playful places and opportunities to play outside".
"We need to support them and recognise that for their health, wellbeing and long-term development children need playful places and opportunities to play outside". Marguerite Hunter Blair, chief executive of Play Scotland, said: "As well as a celebration of children's right to play, Playday is a campaign that highlights the importance of play in children's lives.
Tilt Brush is a playful space and a bright moment in VR history where open-ended creativity is placed paramount.
Others included a German (Barbara Bürkle, from Stuttgart, who sang a bossa nova in Portuguese); a Frenchwoman (the focused and playful third-place winner, Cyrille Aimée, 26, who grew up on the street in Samois-sur-Seine where Django Reinhardt retired); a music-world scion (Alexandra Isley, daughter of the R&B musician Ernie Isley); a gospel singer; and three men.
But at least half the reason one loves this country is that it's a playful, quite nutty place, teeming with ridiculous notions and silly pronouncements.
