Sentence examples for this sort of playing from inspiring English sources

(Hipsters are calling this sort of playing outside-in.) Tonight through Sunday night at 8 30 and 10 30, with a 12 15 set tonight and tomorrow; cover charge is $25 with $10 minimum (Ratliff).

The Macon Telegraph reported, "The game, while not brilliant, was full of earnest and determined effort, and this sort of playing, is after all, the most enjoyable to watch".

9.51pm BST This sort of play does it too, though!

The Seminoles are the class of the A.C.C. but not quite ready for this sort of play.

In the past this sort of play would have required multiple systems and televisions, probably in separate households.

Torre, bothered by how the Yankees played, looked and acted, told them this sort of play would not be tolerated.

The west remains as wild as ever, ready to defend itself against anyone who might threaten its freedom, or who might insult its wives, offering a very believable stage for just this sort of play.

Although it's assumed that jack-off clubs rose to popularity in the wake of AIDS in the 80s when there was a heightened fear of infection through intercourse, Rosenberg says this sort of play had been going on since early history because of desire, not fear of STIs or contracting HIV.

Worse, this sort of publicity plays into a news agenda that is already stacked up against the dramatic arts.

This sort of claustrophobia plays a part in most jury conflicts, particularly in today's lengthier trials, experts say.

You can imagine how this sort of stuff plays to alienated twentysomething desk clerks from Sacramento to Southend - or indeed anybody existentially dissatisfied with their lot.