Sentence examples for price playing from inspiring English sources

A coach who is headhunted may be able to push up his asking price, playing hard to get.

That, and Price playing very well between those fortunate pipes, has allowed Montreal to do something else quite important: hold a lead when they get it.

WICKET!! Cremer b J Mendis 17 The ninth batsman who can't read the spin and pays the price, playing all around it and seeing his stumps torpedoed.

He was a natural, said his father, Roy Saunders, but the family never pushed him to play, particularly because they knew it came with a price: playing in Palmer's shadow.

In that case, as in most these days, the sympathy is sliding decidedly toward the players, probably, as Mark Kriegel writes on Foxsports.com, because they are paying the far steeper price playing the N.F.L.'s dangerous game.

Much less substantial but innovative in its way, Isild le Besco's " 1/2 Price," playing tomorrow and Friday night, observes three siblings (ages 7 to 9) coping with the unexplained absence of their mother, who rarely visits them in their well-appointed apartment.

When Price played, he usually contended.

This year, when prices rose on average by 1.7%, the carbon price played no role.

Can Price play well enough for three more days to win the tournament?

Price played only sparingly in a tournament-opening victory against South Carolina State.

If a product is to succeed, price plays a critical role, he said.