Sentence examples for upon plays from inspiring English sources
The phrase "upon plays" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in a literary or poetic context where "upon" signifies a relationship or action related to plays, but it is not standard. Example: "The audience sat in silence, reflecting upon plays that had moved them deeply."
But if his inaugural productions are any indication, he seems to have come upon plays that contain a few reliable crowd-pleasers -- namely, greed, revenge, violence and rank villainy.
He started when called upon, played sixth man when needed and never raised a fuss.
Players in turn, upon playing to the first trick, announce their highest melds, if not lower than any already announced.
A player with two cards in hand must announce, "One left" or "Last card," upon playing one of them.
But once the perfect outfit has been found, they are encouraged to do what many stores would frown upon: play among themselves.
A player holding the king and queen of trumps in a trump contract, or any king and queen of the same suit in an all-trump contract, scores 20 for the partnership by announcing "belote" upon playing one of them and "rebelote" upon playing the other.
It was this idea of performance that Boyle – and Franco – seized upon: playing with voices, having the condemned man ham up to the camera as a talk-show host, and so on.
METAL GEAR SOLID: THE LEGACY COLLECTION Trailer The emotions I felt upon playing Metal Gear Solid will forever stick with me, and are what inspires me to make video games now.
Not least so that the alcohol can provide a gateway to that special and rarely visited corner of my brain that actually enjoys the ABBA/Greece Megamix/Michael-sodding-Buble your DJ is insisting upon playing.
Users can select the record of their choice and immediately reward the stakeholders with cryptocurrency upon playing it.
Residual visual issues (i.e. uncorrected, possibly unknown, anomalies of vision/visual system that could impact upon play) were found in 27.1% (16/59) of participants.
