Sentence examples for which plays for from inspiring English sources

His youth football team, which plays for the championship this weekend, is coached by Greg Baty, who played nine years in the N.F.L. and graduated from Stanford.

The pi phat, which plays for court ceremonies and theatrical presentations, uses melodic percussion (gongs in a circle, xylophones, metallophones) and a blown reed.

"L'Atalante," which plays for a week at Film Forum beginning Friday, is a fixture in surveys of the best films of the 20th century; but it's also a film that's been misrepresented by scholarly critics, who either deconstruct it to the point of sterility or build it up so much that first-time viewers walk away disappointed.

It comes in the wake of reports claiming that two footballers - one of which plays for England - are set to come out before the start of the new season.

Evgeni Nabokov stopped 22 shots for San Jose, which played for the third time in four nights.

Willie Randolph was the second baseman on those teams, which played for the championship from 1976 to 1978.

Allen described the bands of his youth in New Orleans, which played for mens' social clubs, funerals, dances, etc.; N.Y.

The Brentano String Quartet, which played for the Chamber Music Society at Alice Tully Hall on Wednesday night, is something special.

Virginia Tech (11-1), which played for the national championship last season, led by 21-10 at halftime and kept grinding out yards.

Just look at the 2011 Academy Award best picture winner, "The King's Speech," which played for four weeks on fewer than 50 screens before expanding.

The season will also feature the return of Peter Martins's staging of "Romeo and Juliet," which played for two weeks in the 2007 spring season.