Sentence examples for preposterous play from inspiring English sources

Run! Run!'" It was a preposterous play, one that will feature in blooper reels for years to come.

Perhaps the most inventively preposterous play ever to hit Broadway is the prequel to the Peter Pan story, Peter and the Starcatcher, at the Brooks Atkinson Theater.

In fact the game was packed with preposterous plays, from the opening try by the young Sharks centre Ricky Leutele to a soft-shoe shuffle by Michael Jennings that laid on the Roosters winner.

"It would be like if England were playing Emile Hes... Oh, wait a minute!" Half-time: An utterly preposterous period of play comes to an end, with France in a worse state than they were before it.

It was a preposterous idea that, playing along with a twinkle, he did nothing to disabuse.

Most importantly, rid us of the preposterous top-eight play-offs – but ease the pain of the Easter weekend while you're at it.

It's a magnificently preposterous spectacle, although playing 2001's Origin Of Symmetry album in its entirety seems a curious choice for a festival set.

Matt Damon has grown into the role: in some ways I'd rather see him as this bulked-up tough guy than the smirking and preposterous "botanist" he played in The Martian.

If the premise is preposterous, there goes the play.

But people were attacking that play for preposterous reasons.

The line gets a laugh, but the image, like the play, is preposterous.