Sentence examples for playing stone from inspiring English sources

"With 300 students dancing, running, jumping, singing and playing, Stone and cinematographer Shane Hurlbut bring you right inside the brassy band, nudged between the tubas, saxophones and clarinets," wrote Clint O'Connor of The Plain Dealer.

But all the major protagonists, as grownups, play themselves — Stone plays Stone, Sadler plays Sadler, and so on.

At this rate, we'll soon be having films about hitbabies packing Glocks in their nappies, which I reckon is no more unfeasible than Saldana or Angelina Jolie (in Mr & Mrs Smith) or Mélanie Laurent (in Requiem Pour une Tueuse) playing stone-cold killers, even though their arms are so skinny they look as if they'd snap if they tried to squeeze the trigger on a Sig Sauer P229.

Ms. Streep's best scene is playing stoned, fascinated by her toes and imitating a dial tone -- Saturday at 8 p.m. and Saturday/Early Sunday at 4 10 a.m. on HBO.

Playing stoned never affected him when he competed, or so he believed.

Take turns alternating playing stones.

Others accused Liberian soldiers of cutting their genitals or forcing prisoners to play "stone football," kicking large stones until their bare feet were bruised and bleeding.

Mr. Harrelson may be quick to find the funny in almost anything, but then he has credibly played stone cold killers.

"I couldn't play stoned, it wouldn't work.

The ancient Greeks and Romans liked playing with stone balls; medieval Europeans preferred wooden ones studded with nails.

It felt really good to play to people who were coming for me, and to be playing a stone's throw from my flat.