Sentence examples for readily play from inspiring English sources

Just because he is from Miami doesn't mean he would readily play there.

The difference is that sports fans can readily play their sports because gyms and fields are plentiful.

"This is not a knock against Mike Hampton, but if you take a pitcher like Hampton and the games he'll play through the term of his contract, Alex will readily play that number in a year and a half.

This result demonstrates that our buffer layer could readily play a positive role in inhibiting moisture and oxygen that could cause fast deterioration of solar cells' performance.

Resting Vmem levels are analogous to the "node activation" of neural net models, while voltage-sensitive, often asymmetric gap junctions mediating cell:cell links can readily play the role of synapses.

Olsen's legacy is considerable, Reid argues, but her life was complex: "Her devotees colluded to make her that heroic icon, and she readily played the part".

Pietersen said: "For the record, were the selection criteria not in place, I would have readily played for England in the upcoming ICC World Twenty20".

He said he would have "readily played" in the World Twenty20 if the England and Wales Cricket Board's (ECB) selection criteria did not insist players make themselves available for both forms of limited-overs internationals.

Pietersen announced he would concentrate solely on Tests, but said: "For the record, were the selection criteria not in place, I would have readily played for England in the upcoming ICC World Twenty20".

You would think that this would come in handy working for the E.M.S., but Toby uses his gift-curse more readily to play detective and trespass all over the territory of the local police department than to learn what sort of an ailment a patient might be suffering from but unable to verbalize.

He came as coach in 1991, and, as his manager Kenny Dalglish readily conceded, played a leading part in the team's winning of the 1994-5 League title.