Sentence examples for usual plays from inspiring English sources

Catherine Keener, as usual, plays a miserable, middle-aged woman whose marriage is falling apart.

Ms. Armitage as usual plays with melodies by constructing abstract designs with bodies; the dancers look handsome in Peter Speliopoulos's belted black-velvet leotards for the women and black pants with slim-fitting tops for the men.

Mr. Thornton, a bit less gaunt than usual, plays Charles Farmer even his wife calls him by his last name who is not a farmer at all, but rather a rancher in the small town of Story, Tex.

And, as usual, play well.

Mr. Coyne, as usual, played the ringleader, with a side interest in distressed folk song.

The cherubs, their cheeks redder than usual, played a few rushed notes on their trumpets.

Other than that, it's business as usual playing for my club, the Munakata Sanix Blues.

The usual play is a straight dialogue drama, making it perhaps the oldest developed form of nonmusical play in East Asia.

"The violence restricted Spain's usual play but not enough to negate its superiority," the paper continued.

But last week something was different: the boys were, as usual, playing but their sport of choice was new.

But at present, designers seem to be having more fun than usual playing up the utilitarian fabric.