Sentence examples for plays of some from inspiring English sources

Only seven of his plays, of some 125 attributed to him, survive.

"There could be some relief," she said, "some plays of scale, some setbacks".

Tennis needs team play of some kind, whatever shape it takes.

It's no fault of these accomplished veterans that Carl Forsman's pedestrian production robs the play of some nuance.

The review also reversed the order of Mr. Owens's playing of some of "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen" and his comments.

Regarding the charge that our protest represents a power play of some sort, we plead emphatically guilty.

As with the show's subtitle – Brain Activity – the last of these points to the playing of some kind of clever game.

That mental attitude is allied with a playing style that is quite different from the grimly physical percentage play of some Premiership teams.

I am hearing experts say that should be a big data play of some sort that can leverage its distributed infrastructure.

His approach lightens the mood and makes the lesson-teaching more palatable, but it also drains the play of some of its theatrical -- and moral -- effect.

The four recently discovered plays are of some academic interest, but sparkling gems they aren't.