Sentence examples for playing means from inspiring English sources

All of the hours, weeks and months spent building a character and accumulating possessions through role playing means that "you do invest a bit of yourself and a bit of your pride in your character," she said.

Retiring from playing means Craigan will miss Motherwell's debut in the Champions League qualifiers next season after McCall's side secured third spot.

All this tricky game playing means it's no wonder people don't trust David Cameron on Europe".

At the end of the day, Putin's piano playing means much less than he or his administration would like you to believe.

More plays means more passes, meaning more opportunities to smash records.

That's when you play mean tricks on somebody.

When Streep plays mean and cold, she truly lacerates.

'I do seem to play mean bastards quite a bit,' he says.

Nodding to his presence in New York, he played "Mean Mug," which features 50 Cent on record, though sadly, not here.

EARLIER IN THE 20TH CENTURY history played mean tricks on the Zilkha family.

Republicans play mean hardball.