Sentence examples for takes a play from inspiring English sources
"The guy never takes a play off.
Strengths: Rarely takes a play at less than max effort.
But this is typical of a production that takes a play once dubbed "the last drawing-room comedy", and discovers, beneath its ostentatious phrase-making, an unexpected humanity.
"Linemen often take a play off.
As a student, she had taken a play to Edinburgh.
If you take a play off, it could hurt us in the game".
I watched five of his games, and I never saw Brockers take a play off.
In the mid-eighties, Wadlow and Morgan took a play, "Gross," based on Wadlow's summer job at a call center, to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
How do you take a play that many people are familiar with and come up with a poster that says something fresh?
"We have taken a play right out of David Stern's playbook from the NBA," she said, referring to the commissioner of the National Basketball Association.
And fine writing and astute social observation aren't enough -- not nearly enough -- to take a play to Broadway these days.
