Sentence examples for word playing from inspiring English sources

According to Bian, the word "playing" here covers both theater and all creative literature.

Summitt had spent her career as a basketball evangelical, spreading the word, playing anyone, anywhere, anytime.

Ms. Salvant, who is 23 and whose career is just taking shape, put some kind of spin on every word, playing with sound and words.

Every year he vows not to travel as much the next, and for the most part he has stuck to his word, playing in tournaments in the area now and then, but for the most part staying at home.

No, they've used the tried and tested route of relentless gigging to spread the word, playing places like Wrexham's Central Station and Southampton's Lennons - over 100 shows in 18 months.

Haydn's seemed to enjoy having it both ways, and the Emersons took him at his word, playing the leaping and galloping figures of the "Rider" Quartet zestily, if not quite brashly, and giving the work's Largo assai and Menuetto an impeccable sheen.

The word plays throughout the show and the catalogue like an ineffable perfume.

In Russian the stressed syllable of each word plays a key role in pronunciation.

They did it, in other words, playing eerily like England.

In other words, playing the rube worked a lot better in the past.

In other words, playing to some of the historical strengths of the Nordic tech scene.