Sentence examples for rose to play from inspiring English sources

As guests began to leave, Ms. Paltrow rose to play the well-mannered hostess.

A working-class boy from Scotland who rose to play lead roles at the Old Vic, he later became a distinguished and revered actor in Canada.

He rose to play for the elite team in 2006 and had a pivotal role in the club's run to the Russian Super League finals in 2008 before beginning his N.H.L. career with the Washington Capitals' organization the next season.

Augustin said he expected Rose to play better Sunday than he did in their first matchup.

But Shaun Powell at Sports on Earth says the team should rule him out for the remainder of this season: "Really, what's to be gained by allowing Rose to play this season, even if he wanted to?

He was also noncommittal when asked if he expects Rose to play this season, saying the Bulls are prepared either way.

She had cheekbones of a wicked cut and curve, archable eyebrows, and a nose whose beaky hauteur came in handy when she rose to playing the loftier classes, or, as in "The Lady Eve" (1941), slicing them to shreds.

Since then, Selig has watched his team rise to play in the World Series in 1982 behind players like the Hall of Famers Paul Molitor and Robin Yount, then sputter.

The essence of promotion and relegation, the European dream of a community, no matter how small, rising to play with the big boys, is fundamental to European sporting culture.

In the Trump era, non-profits should rise to play an even stronger leadership role that is focused on collaboration, organizing and strengthening movements.

Because of the limited capacity of the Haitian government and weak national institutions, NGOs have risen to play a very prominent role, one equivalent to a quasi-privatization of the state.