Sentence examples for this practice of playing from inspiring English sources
Nokia's not alone in this practice of playing both sides of this issue: Cisco sells gobs of equipment to China for their Great Firewall; and plenty of other companies sell stuff to dictatorial regimes in the pursuit of profits.
He founded promotes the practice of playing out the human consequences of today's action.
To say that Mr. Kuderna, who is 52, is a convert to the practice of playing in a historic temperament would only begin to underscore the point.
The latter, you'll know as playground games like hide and seek and tag; the former, if you know it at all, as LARPing, or live-action role-playing – the practice of playing dungeons and dragons-style role-playing games in the real world.
Now you may have assumed like myself, that the practice of playing vaguely gothic/rock/metal bands in any kind of public setting died out with lightly washed pairs of Lee Pipes, but it appears that more backwoods settings (where a fair chunk of this wedding gathering hailed from) have proven to be one of the final safe harbors of this surely irredeemable genre.
Baker's successor, Ralph Cooper Hutchison, himself more personally popular than Baker, was able to bring even more control to the athletic program by reducing the number of scholarships from 18 to eight and by limiting the practice of playing against powerhouse football teams.
We also experienced the practice of playing and throwing with FV during observations at one school.
The Chiara makes a practice of playing in environments like this one.
Sidney, who earns part of his salary from selling advertising, eschews the current practice of playing long blocks of music commercial-free.
Back then, many questioned the now common practice of playing even Bach's keyboard works, let alone transcriptions of nonkeyboard works, on piano.
No wonder that the Treasury is sceptical – and pursuing with even more vigour its traditional practice of playing one branch of the armed forces against another.
