Sentence examples for resort to playing from inspiring English sources

In one survey, Thomas tells us, roughly a third of the respondents claimed to see no crime in buying counterfeit goods, and indeed shoppers caught buying them routinely resort to playing dumb as their defense.

While clubbers danced away their tinnitus, LFO reached No 12, causing baffled DJs such as Radio 1's Steve Wright to resort to playing cow noises over the music.

It's no wonder, say experts, that people resort to playing games on their smartphones or checking email during these confabs.

"To see McCain resort to playing the POW card when answering legitimate questions, in my mind, cheapens that experience.

So to see McCain resort to playing the POW card when answering legitimate questions, in my mind, cheapens that experience.

Many critics experienced that after getting stumped on a puzzle, they would often resort to playing around in the free play mode.

Tony Abbott resorted to playing these games too, like the foray into the history wars in the last week of the campaign.

The Nationals were formerly the Montreal Expos, a team so desperate for fans that it resorted to playing "home" games in Puerto Rico.

Such is the indifference towards La Roja that they have resorted to playing in 30,000-capacity stadiums, which they can be hopeful of filling.

He has cheerfully acknowledged resorting to playing "dirty" when he fell behind in a one-on-one game against his 6-foot-3 son.

Labour election campaign vice-chair Lucy Powell said: "The Tories have run out of ideas for the country so are resorting to playing political games with the unions.