Sentence examples for playing demands from inspiring English sources

Much of Bellamy's career has been blighted by serious knee injuries and the Cardiff-born player has had to carefully manage his fitness and playing demands.

Perhaps they are playing too much rugby and the work on fitness and skill is compromised so they can survive the playing demands.

On its own terms, though, the performance is undeniably effective, just as Ehnes's perfectly centred, intensely musical violin playing demands attention, even if neither performance seems to scale the heights of the greatest on disc.

And Miller said it is a prerequisite that Pietersen be prepared to meet the governing body's playing demands, but does not think a U-turn from the Surrey batsman would be a problem for other England players.

There are also guest appearances by John Cale, Lester Bangs, Tom Verlaine — who, on a night Television was playing, demanded that Lou Reed, sitting in the audience, turn over his tape recorder — and Tina Weymouth of Talking Heads, on whom Wolcott had a "crush".

The way that Rodgers's teams commendably play demands fluid circulation of the ball and mobility on the ground.

"Technical stability is important and the game we want to play demands a little bit of blind understanding, therefore it is important that we keep the same players together," the Arsenal manager said.

Beckett plays demand particular concentration.

Barrymore insists she has neither the time nor inclination to play demanding roles these days.

Not that she does anyone's job for them: her plays demand big staging decisions, and serious directorial nous.

During the set a taped speech by the Mexican rebel leader Subcommandante Marcos was played, demanding peace, justice, bread, democracy and independence, as band members raised fists.