Sentence examples for playing formula from inspiring English sources

A crowd of around 21,000 is expected at Molineux, where Southgate will continue to push not only for victory but to maintain a playing formula that will enhance his players' development.

When he wasn't playing Hendrix licks directly, as pure homage — in versions of Hendrix's "Foxy Lady" and "Red House," and even in "Wild Thing," where he quoted Hendrix's famous quotation of "Strangers In the Night" — he was playing formula ZZ Top guitar, slow and sly, talky and concise within blues form, making the strings pop and squeal over the basic, languid grooves.

He began to feel emasculated when he played formula roles that depended on technique only, and he had to fight himself to retain his belief in the audience, which often preferred what he did when he sold out.

Actors who may spend their days portraying an enormous stuffed nose or a singing giraffe say the pay-per-play formula is critical for several reasons.

They argue that the pay-per-play formula is based on an outdated notion of the media market of the 1950's and 60's, when there were only three television networks.

Under their current contract, actors are paid for ads broadcast on network television on a pay-per-play formula -- the more a commercial runs, the more the actor is paid.

It's a formula, but good writing plays with formulas, and changes formulas".

Hemsworth's next project, Ron Howard's drama Rush, in which he plays British Formula 1 driver James Hunt, would appear to tick all those boxes.

Try Daniel Bruhl, who plays famed Formula 1 driver Niki Lauda in Ron Howard's new film "Rush".

And then there were the baby bands who had decided — even before the release of a debut album — what their songwriting formula was and were determinedly playing sets of formula songs.

"Patience is the key," said Rangers center Scott Gomez, who learned that formula playing his first seven seasons with the Devils.