Sentence examples for the playing list from inspiring English sources

For some fans, the playing list did, at one point, contain less than complimentary references to James McClean, the Sunderland player who defected from Northern Ireland to play for the Republic.

Plus, users are also given a limited number of "rockets" and "bombs" which let you send a track to the top of the playing list or destroy its score, respectively.

All athletes on the playing lists of the selected clubs were invited to participate and complete the survey with responses remaining confidential.

All players on the playing lists of the selected clubs were invited to participate and complete the survey with responses remaining confidential.

Under the traditional system, "the radio salesperson must visit the clients, then someone has to create the ad, then it is put on the play list," he said.

I asked Fraîche's chef, Jason Travi, if he could send me a roughly 25-track sequence of songs from the play list that included "Unravel".

Before the play list came into vogue, it seemed to me that most restaurants leaned hard on a thin selection of generic mixes.

Here's the Fraîche music sample, of which Mr. Travi said: "My goal with the play list is to have the older people not complain, and have the list obscure enough that people can't sing along in the restaurant".

The play list includes composer Howard Goodall's setting of Psalm 23, "The Lord is My Shepherd", the theme tune to the hit series The Vicar of Dibley, starring Dawn French.

The play list that Sean Payton carries through practices is handwritten across several pages, separated into sections for different game situations -- a group of plays for third down and short yardage, for instance, or for third-and-long.

The aim was "to cut out the fat" on the play list, said Payton, who stood in the middle of the locker room and answered dozens of questions about the offense today.