Sentence examples for presents to play from inspiring English sources

But at least they've still got yesterday's presents to play with.

He told us he'd give up his birthday presents and his Christmas presents to play in the tournament.

I always brought a few books or some Christmas presents to play with.

I do both, alternating between the two like a child who can't decide which Christmas present to play with, as I metaphorically unwrap delight after delight.

Other small decorative ideas is splat some blood on the walls (tip: mix in some skin and guts of a tomato to make it seem like flesh chunks are present) to play on the fear of blood.

Another strategy used by the participants to come to terms more easily with their situation and to be able to better enjoy the present is to play down any discomfort.

Coping strategies for households at risk of food insecurity is another important area of focus; as is, understanding the role that institutional and other forms of racism (past and present) continues to play.

Stickiness is the basis, too, of Mr. Waits's extraordinary playing, in which pulse is negotiable, and every number presents an opportunity to play a kind of agitated concerto for snare drum.

But this is just like a present for me to play here".

If the present team were to play against the competition from 1992, they would win by a similarly huge margin.

The auditorily presented sentences continued to play after the visual targets appeared and after participants made the lexical decisions.