Sentence examples similar to pre-planned play from inspiring English sources

Adelaide's pre-planned play-on-at-all-costs closer against the Kangaroos being evidence of their due diligence.

Many teams of all standards function through a series of patterns and systems based around tight organisation and pre-planned plays.

I am not even mad when people look down, instead of face my husband and I at a school event or bow out of pre-planned, public play dates because I will be there.

Often she calls out pre-planned offensive plays or picks.

If local authorities start charging groups who get organised about running what's to stop them from charging a group of kids from playing a pre-planned game of football down the park after school?

Rio Ferdinand's admission that his "intricate, pre-planned fitness programme" precludes him from playing in England's World Cup qualifiers in San Marino and Montenegro poses the most serious questions about his international future.

But you don't need a barrister's wig to see that pre-planned roguery away from the field of play belongs in a separate category to spontaneous chiselling that falls under the jurisdiction of the referee.

Adult initiated learning experiences are an integral part of play-based learning and can be both pre-planned and take advantage of spontaneous situations occurring in children's play.

His solitary international goal, coming against Czechoslovakia later that year, played out like a pre-planned chess move.

In the international cricketing arena, the individual you pinpoint to play mind games with is often pre-planned in the dressing-room, but the majority of it is on the spur of the moment.

But England did not surrender victory because a 34-year-old centre-half who last played international football in June 2011 was unable to interrupt his "intricate pre-planned [fitness] programme".