Sentence examples for plays at which from inspiring English sources

That's right about the speed he plays at, which is exactly why we all love watching him on the diamond.

How pityingly he writes of Enid Bagnold, the author of "National Velvet," that "I feel sorry that she should have spent so much time writing plays at which she is no good".

The players removed from the starting XV will all come off the bench at some stage and so it is only a question of who plays at which point of the game, not of anyone having been dropped.

ROBERT SIMONSON Correction: December 14 , 2003 Sunday A brief article on Page 7 of Arts & Leisure today describing plays at which food is prepared gives an outdated closing schedule for "The Cook," at the Intar Hispanic American Arts Center.

Hypothetically, if the same two clubs faced each other an infinite number of times, each would vary its strategy until both reached a Nash equilibrium: the frequency of attempted fakes (assuming optimal defence and randomly sequenced plays) at which kicking and faking yield the same expected benefit.Translating this concept to actual football gets complicated in a hurry.

"West Moon Street" is the kind of play at which it is virtually impossible to have a gloomy time.

It is very much the equivalent of the sort of gig that young bands play at which their only crowd is the support band.

Or to be precise, 18 seconds over the first minute of play, at which point Dan Robson touched down for the opening try.

This incident loomed over the biased narrative until it burst, ugly and inevitable like a spot, at the end of the play, at which point Donny's demons were skilfully explained.

He was still three-up with four holes to play, at which point the Beach Boy-lookalike reeled off three successive birdies to narrow the margin to one-up.

But for me the worst part is that unless your child is a speedy eater, before much more than the second bite his or her mates will be off to play, at which point the food will be forgotten.