Sentence examples for resigned to playing from inspiring English sources

They are the celluloid crinklies, long since resigned to playing character parts.

I'm not going to be resigned to playing PE teachers and police lieutenants the rest of my life.

As a result, process gurus are resigned to playing in the shadows, leaving fame, if not fortune, to others.

With little or no money left in their salary budget, the Red Bulls (and their fans) are resigned to playing the rest of the season with the hand they have dealt themselves.

He developed the bad habits and became accustomed — or resigned — to playing matches where he "just kind of would go until I got tired, and I got tired really, you know, sort of too quick".

He had left Birmingham and felt that to talk about pain or sadness or guilt would have infected the new life they had created in London – he was resigned to playing the dutiful Muslim boy to his family in Birmingham when, in fact, he was a happily gay man in London.

Johnston said she had returned to the club after she and her husband resigned to play golf with Sally Brochetti.

Iran weighed also in Sunday, with Deputy Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian declaring that the "expectation" is that Hadi should resign "to play a constructive role in preventing the breakup of Yemen and the transformation of Aden into a terrorist haven," the state news agency IRNA reported.

Nathan Hauritz, the off-spinner who was so resigned to not playing for his country again that he recently sold his Australia playing kit, has been called up for the one-day series with England, which starts in Melbourne on Sunday.

I think they were bitter because they have to play songs from the albums that everybody owns, but for a band who are only really in the midstage of their career to be already resigned to just playing through their hits, I got the sense that that pissed them off.

Jagielka said: "I wouldn't say I was resigned to never playing regularly because of John and Rio.