Sentence examples for playing somewhere on from inspiring English sources

But this Canadian film by Émile Gaudreault, based on a stage play by Steve Galluccio, is more suggestive of that venerable dinner-theater hit "Norman... Is That You?," filmed by George Schlatter in 1976 but doubtless still playing somewhere on the surf-and-turf circuit.

ABC, meanwhile, were creating records that are still played somewhere on British radio every day.

Then the Giants had to figure out what to do with Pedro Feliz, who, Sabean said, is going to play somewhere on the diamond every day.

But from the point it delivers the list, it's a bit of potluck to see if those tracks are being played somewhere on the radio now, or can be found on YouTube.

Audiences for concerts of mainstream orchestral repertory have not yet grown tired of Tchaikovsky's showy, songful Violin Concerto in D, composed in 1878 and now almost surely played somewhere on the planet every week of the year.

"Sometimes the difference between a hit single that will be played somewhere, on some radio station, every single day until the end of time, and a hit single that will almost never be played again once it slips from the charts is simply a matter of our continued ability to wonder about it".

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It's the caddie's constant affirmation on how to play a hole that relieves the tension of playing somewhere unfamiliar.

Is it still "playing" somewhere?

There was a radio playing somewhere, but he ignored it.

Friends is always playing somewhere in the world.