Sentence examples for press to play from inspiring English sources
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And so, it's very important for the press to play its central role of trying to get real information, solid information, unpoliticized information, from scientists [out] and maybe from places like the academy, places like Harvard, where there's unbiased research being done that's peer reviewed.
"And I underestimated the readiness of some in the Conservative Party, and the press, to play up to the caricature and thereby fall squarely into their trap.
In 1986, McCartney released his sixth solo studio album, "Press to Play," working with producer Hugh Padgham, known for his work with Phil Collins and the Human League.
She was pressed to play in the Leeds piano competition, which was keen to have an English player with a chance of winning, but resisted.
Press "1" to play a solo game against the computer; press "2" to play against a human opponent.
Jean-Paul Sartre (1905 198080) - philosopher, playwright, novelist Press 'start' to play.
The press likes to play a game where it compares my record with that of other presidential pets.
