Sentence examples for well played out from inspiring English sources

He seemed pretty well played out, by the end there.

I can almost guarantee that if this thing hits in 2011, it won't be called "Wii HD" – the whole "HD" naming scheme will be well played out by then, if it isn't already.

Tony Soprano's sessions with Dr. Jennifer Melfi (Lorraine Bracco) are more than just a device for spicing up a genre that seems pretty well played out.

The argument could well play out in a court-martial, should his case go to trial.

It is a theme that may very well play out when the two teams meet at the Garden on Friday night in Game 3.

What is happening on Tulfan Terrace may well play out in other neighborhoods across the city as the recession causes more developers to abandon half-finished buildings because of bankruptcy, foreclosure or tight credit.

Asking to play the fool with mirth and laughter helps as an opening line, but Gratiano is not a good fellow on a simple level, and Antonio is as troubling as he is troubled, so melancholy, he might as well play out his tortured psyche in the more expansive role of Hamlet.

In a little-noticed Washington Post interview with former GOP party chairman Haley Barbour a month ago, the outgoing Mississippi governor, long considered a natural Perry supporter, said he would remain neutral in the primaries, in part, because he saw a "number of scenarios that could well play out in the race".

Alongside the above-mentioned changes on the regime level from the other scenarios that might as well play out for the transformative scenario, also come changes that arise from the hybridization of individual and public transport.

That scenario may well play out again, depending on the progress of the CBA negotiations.

In fact, if Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour's brand of "America first" populism ends up carrying the day with Republicans next year, the race, in part, could well play out this way.