Sentence examples for playground marbles from inspiring English sources
One can tell from Rist's impish expression (eyes like playground marbles under grownup glasses) that this introduction is in some sense a joke.
Imagine carbon allowances as a playground commodity, like the marbles and baseball cards of earlier generations.
In the playground you could play with matches and throw marbles at each other, and if somebody called you a ninny you'd suck it up, take a deep breath and break one of their arms.
After five years in the Concord hothouse — "this playground of boys, happy and proud in their balls and marbles," as Fuller put it — she was ready for a worldlier adventure.
After five years in the Concord hothouse—"this playground of boys, happy and proud in their balls and marbles," as Fuller put it—she was ready for a worldlier adventure.
He arranges to rejoin us a nearby spot, the highest in the village, which, to judge from the punctured soccer ball and the marbles mingled with spent cartridges, must have been a playground before becoming, today, the unit's lookout post.
A plastic playground has sprouted on the lawn, and the screams of small children echo in the hotel's long marble lobby.
A playground seemed manageable.
