Sentence examples for plays to its from inspiring English sources

But the man who has been integral to their success so far, Steve Diamond, believes that if the team plays to its potential, it could beat the fifth member of the pool: the United States.

Morrisons needs a clearer strategy that plays to its roots more effectively and helps it to reconnect with its traditional customer base.

To a large extent, this is probably true.But the Fitzwilliam plays to its strengths in tackling the difficult task it has set itself.

The app plays to Facebook's social strengths, just like competitor Google's newer Photos app plays to its search capabilities and tech prowess, the latter which it uses to automate the building animations and galleries.

That is where New Jersey's proximity plays to its advantage.

Thom Southerland's adroitly staged and affecting chamber production plays to its not-inconsiderable strengths.

Perhaps the chronic World Cup underperformer, Spain, will play to its full potential — it's been defeated just once in its last 45-plus games — and triumph.

Adam Chiara, a professor of communications at University of Hartford, picks up the same thread, saying the administration is playing to its base when it lambasts reporters.

Your team has superior attacking skills, so let it play to its nature.

I looked forward to a sneak of Purple Rain near San Diego to get an idea of how it played to its intended audience.

It could play to its strengths of perfect memory and brute-force computing power.