Sentence examples for playing the average from inspiring English sources

But who is going to be around to play with if young people don't start playing?" The average age of players in District 3, which runs from Trenton to the Canadian border, not including New York City, is 65, said Joan Gerard, the district director.

Little surprise, then, that most coaches will keep playing the averages.

When classical music was played, the average spend was more than £24.

After one game is played, the average win is either $12 or $0.

Rachel Bay Jones--who played the "average ordinary kind of woman" in the 2013 revival of Pippin--seems to blend right into the ensemble as Evan's mother until late on, when she tears apart the house with "So Big, So Small".

Or, as he puts it in his book, "With a broad-based index fund, you don't play the odds; you play the averages, which makes a world of difference".

It doesn't amount to much more than a stripping-down of the traditional spectacular picture, with a more generic approach to setting and character engineered to play the averages, to pull in significant grosses from lots of countries.

In the playoffs, he's playing the same average number of minutes per game, but his scoring is down to 11.7 points and rebounds are at 5.3.

Still, when Armstead was playing, the Redskins averaged 1.6 yards a carry; they ran for an average of 5.5 yards when Armstead was out.

Normally, the North is about three strokes easier, but Thursday the difference between the two courses was nearly four strokes: the field playing the North averaged 71.7 strokes and the field playing the South averaged 75.3.

10.28am BST This 6th hole is playing the hardest today; the average so far at the par four is nearly 4.7.