Sentence examples for plays of a from inspiring English sources
They're both family plays of a kind.
Walsh believed in "scripting"—selecting ahead of time the first 25 plays of a game.
The unsettling effect he aims for is better achieved by the plays of a younger generation.
Meanwhile, on a screen made of hanging threads, a video plays of a hand grasping a pair of shears and cutting through a curtain of threads.
His 21 surviving plays (of a total of about 130) were in turn to inspire playwrights for centuries to come, including Shakespeare.
CHOUGA The director Darezhan Omirbaev's reserved, elliptical updating of "Anna Karenina" to contemporary Kazakhstan pares the familiar story's relationships to power plays of a bare-bones starkness.
Fine if you're making a film about the power-plays of a broadcasting network, but a killer if you're making a movie about war – quite possible the worst subject Clooney could have tackled.
"But when you do breaking news, you're doing play-by-play of a sort".
A prime example is the word-play of a clothing company called French Connection UK.
Talk story about the playing of a baseball team of eight- and nine-year-olds.
She added: "This is not just the playing of a rape scene on television.
