Sentence examples for taking a play from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to imagine Michael Jordan in his prime wearing a headset, taking a play from a coach, the way most quarterbacks do.

And Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop was touring the country taking a play about nuclear fission, Uranium 235, to community centres and even Butlins holiday camps.

They might then put their savings towards taking a play to the Edinburgh Fringe – where, after months of hard work, they will be lucky to break even.

My novel about a group of young people taking a play to Bosnia in 1994, Love, Sex and Other Foreign Policy Goals, isn't really a war novel in that the central characters are not soldiers.

"When people write about my performances, they find these explanations for my work that they say come from Jewish culture, Jewish literature, that my Jewish heritage explains my view on Polish classic literature," said Mr. Passini, who will be taking a play, "Puppet — The Book of Splendor," to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August.

Apple's taking a play from iOS, offering up a small window in the right-hand corner of the screen once the screenshot has been snapped.

Ware took the next two snaps while Bradshaw rested, taking a play-action fake on a pass, then scoring on an off-tackle run.

Victory over San Marino was their fifth in a row and now there is a realistic expectation of taking a play-off spot and perhaps even pipping England to win the group.

David hoped that I might renew my enthusiasm for golf by taking a playing lesson from our mutual friends Lee Rinker and Darrell Kestner.

"The guy never takes a play off.

"Linemen often take a play off.