Sentence examples for playing it seems from inspiring English sources

Even before Ian Botham was playing, it seems, they were looking for the next Ian Botham.

And the way Chicago is playing, it seems the White Sox are enjoying the view from atop the standing.

In terms of playing, it seems Nannerl was better than Mozart.

Ironically, when I try to interrupt my kids when they're playing, it seems like THEY are the Zombies.

Tap to watch a TV show clip on Lifetime's iPad app, and a high-definition video ad for the Home Depot begins playing, it seems, even before your finger has left the screen.

Among its cast are Julie Delpy (the spiteful mother), Ellen Burstyn (a sour old woman), Greta Gerwig (playing, it seems, an adult version of Dawn Wiener from Welcome to the Dollhouse), and Danny de Vito, as a disillusioned professor of screenwriting at a New York university.

Back in March, with Cole hardly playing, it seemed reasonable to suggest that Leighton Baines and Luke Shaw should make the trip, yet now Cole is playing again, and playing well, he has an edge in experience over both.

The DoJ lawsuit plays, it seems to me, right into the hands of Amazon.

"We just didn't come to play, it seems like, every week," receiver Terrell Owens said, calling for Dallas to diversify its offense.

While Noel Coward was in Boston with his nine plays it seems that, owing to some confusion among the sceneshifters, Mr. Coward, in making an entrance, had literally to knock one of the stagehands down.

The forty- or fifty-minute-long piece (depending on how ponderously or not ponderously you play it) seemed almost too short.