Sentence examples for plays means from inspiring English sources
More plays means more passes, meaning more opportunities to smash records.
(Pinter's refusal to draw conclusions in his plays means that some productions capitulate to the anxiety of the unknown.
It is quite staggering what Thorn has achieved, particularly when his two chosen sports are brutally physical ones and the position he plays means he is right in the heart of the action.
On the custom keyboard layout front, the diversity of the Android ecosystem — where SwiftKey (predominantly) plays — means Droid-flavoured devicomecome in all shapes and sizes, from phones to phablets to mini and maxi tablets, so it makes sense for SwiftKey to adapt its keyboard to successfully mesh with more devices.
Would the plays mean less to us?
When Streep plays mean and cold, she truly lacerates.
I was watching these plays and thinking: these plays mean nothing to me.
Both plays meant that Scotland's defence had to make decisions.
Entire generations grew up with these plays, reading and rereading them over a lifetime, without having others telling them what these plays meant.
People get rather desperate about what the play means.
"It being in play means he can't take anything for granted".
