Sentence examples for taking play from inspiring English sources

"We are taking play through phases and scoring tries," Saull said.

"We need to look after the ball a bit more and put opponents under pressure by taking play through phases," he said.

Dr Brown has spent decades taking "play histories" from patients, after discerning its absence when studying a group of homicidal young men.

Mr. Laxe's insistence on taking play seriously recalls "Homo Ludens" ("playing man"), the seminal 1938 work by the Dutch historian Johan Huizinga, which argued for the central role of creative play in society and culture.

Harlequins took advantage by working a try for Ugo Monye, but at the point when they looked vulnerable, Saracens found strength and regained the lead with 13 men after boldly taking play through phases following another break by Billy Vunipola.

There was no score until the 27th-minute and it went to the Exiles on their first visit to Bristol's 22, kicking a penalty to touch and taking play through four phases before Ross, positioned in front of the posts 30 metres out, dropped a goal.

Jerry Jones says that taking play-calling away from his head coach is not a step backward for Jason Garrett — that he still has confidence in the man who has called plays as offensive coach and head coach for years.

"We're kind of taking plays further than they should".

"I think we're just taking plays as we get them," he said.

We believe in taking plays with local relevance into the heart of a community.

That includes taking plays out into Dundee's small, closely knit communities.