Sentence examples for playing sticks from inspiring English sources

Matching his work in "Fargo" and "Boogie Nights," Mr. Macy, a master at playing sticks of human dynamite in mild-mannered camouflage, gives the nerviest screen performance of his career.

Many of the rules are the same as ice hockey - the main difference is that athletes use specially designed sledges fitted with two blades to propel themselves across the ice and which allow the puck to pass underneath while they also have two playing sticks which are used to push around the court and also to control and shoot the puck.

2.29pm: They're playing "stick together" in the conference hall.

Often, he came out into the lane and, if we were playing stick-stick, he'd say, "Give me the stick".

But it's good when you see your franchise player, even when he's not playing, stick with his team and support and cheer for them.

I played stick ball on 135th Street.

"If you played stick ball, you always want a rubber ball with high bounce," Duffy explained.

If you don't have much time to play, stick with a playtime of around 20 minutes.

On one side, there were depicted little stick people playing little stick instruments.

"County Meath was mad rural, full of nature and idle play, playing with sticks and stuff," she says.

But an EH Shepard drawing of Pooh and Piglet playing pooh sticks with Christopher Robin has just sold for £314,500.