Sentence examples for which everyone plays from inspiring English sources

Part of the fascination of the television series "Downton Abbey" for an American rests in the clarity of the class lines, the acceptance with which everyone plays out his role — servant or master — as dictated by birth.

He said he was fighting not just for his party but for a Britain that works for everyday people, in which everyone plays by the rules and the NHS is not shredded.

Two brothers, Mike Smith, a business-school student, and Mark Smith, a financial adviser, applauded his opening reference to the killing of Osama bin Laden: "There we go!" At Obama's call for an economy in which "everyone plays by the same set of rules," Monique Hedmann, a public-health professional, said, "He's stating the obvious.

They're a form of Kabuki Theater in which everyone plays their assigned roles and no one tells the whole truth.

The fact that Japan functions as a kind of orchestra, in which everyone plays her part in a collective score, has made it famously unreceptive to outsiders, who likely don't share the sheet music.

Kris McQuade, who portrays the gambling-mad Sam Pickles's rough, sluttish wife, remembered intense discussions in which everyone played a part in shaping an evening that was always going to be taxing for both audience and actors -- even with a dinner break after Act I (as there will be at BAM).

The product of a musical family in which everyone played an instrument or sang, Daugherty taught himself to play piano at age 8, then migrated to drums and played with rock, jazz and country bands while growing up.

The CD booklet unfolds into a kind of mini travel version of the game, while the deluxe vinyl edition folds out into a standard board game size and makes for an ideal Christmas gift, the only time of the year when anyone plays these things (except Scrabble, of course, which everyone should play more often).

"We can't ignore the rules which everyone else played by," Ms. Pelosi said.

He also hosts listening parties, in which everyone presses play on a Charlatans album and then shares their stories about the tracks.

Transparency and consistency are essential to the administration of a fair and balanced tax system, one in which everyone can play by the same rules and the state treats everyone equitably in applying the tax law.