1 The children play on the beach during the summer.

2 It was considered a sin to work or play on the Sabbath.

3 We would often decide what to play on the spur of the moment.

4 They wanted the band to play on.

5 The children were hopping to play on the ground.

6 It's a mean trick to play on someone.

7 That was a cheap trick to play on her.

8 The advertising slogan was a play on words.

9 I saw the play on its return to Broadway.

10 The band will play on request.

11 There's a good play on at the local theatre.

12 We need more play on the rope.

13 The critics damned the play on the first night.

14 See that direct heat does not play on it.

15 We decided to play on even though it was snowing.

16 See that direct heat does not play on the plastic bags.

17 I hate marketing strategies that play on people's fears and prejudices.

18 That was a scurvy trick to play on an old lady.

19 The new pitcher made a great play on that throw to first base.

20 Did you hear that play on the radio last night?

21 There's a play on TV tonight that I'd like to video.

22 In all likelihood,[] he'll be fit to play on Saturday.

23 Some of the players claims a penalty but the referee told them to play on.

24 Shaw has been nursing a sore ankle, and is not expected to play on Sunday.

25 It gave the youngsters a kick to see their own play on television.

26 The home team claimed a penalty but the referee told them to play on.

27 It was a contemptible trick to tell lies and play on an old friend!

28 Next month he will be appearing as Clinton in a new play on Broadway.

29 Some of the players claimed a penalty but the referee told them to play on.

30 The name of the shop - 'Strata Various' - is a play on words, because it sounds like 'Stradivarius', the famous violin maker.

1 The children play on the beach during the summer.

2 It was considered a sin to work or play on the Sabbath.

3 We would often decide what to play on the spur of the moment.

4 Some of the players claims a penalty but the referee told them to play on.

31 It was just my luck to go to the play on the day the star was ill.

32 Collins saw the play on television and winced.

33 We allow visitor play on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

34 This was a play on words.

35 He was forbidden to play on the grass.

36 August Wilson's gutsy play on exploitation and oppression.

37 They used to play on grass.

38 Slick political ads play on a giant screen.

39 The Cardinals do not play on Monday night.

40 Eight gamers can play on a Local Area Network.

41 An assortment of small children played around the signs that asked them not to play on the grass.

42 Irresponsible cleaning material suppliers may play on this fear and even the more responsible are prone to overstocking their customers.

43 You have your friends; the faculty likes you; you play on teams.

44 Tavarez got Sanders to ground into an inning-ending double play on his first pitch.

45 Villagers are especially concerned for the safety of children and youngsters who play on a small triangle of grass underneath the bypass.

46 Supports true 256 colour for those with VGA but will play on all other graphics cards.

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47 We play on the astroturf at Framlingham College when we can but sometimes we play on the community centre field.

48 He can play on the perimeter and he can post it up.

49 If children play on or next to the track, this video warns, they're putting their own lives at risk.

50 None the less the play on words is there in the text, and is appropriate.

51 Were the chil-dren old enough to play on the beach alone or did they need constant supervision?

52 The craftsmen of the local Guilds had been performing a play on the Feast of Corpus Christi for eighty years.

53 Go and play on the slide and let the girls get on with their game.

54 Citizen groups have mounted campaigns to silence the drug ballads in several states, but the popular songs play on.

55 Boys would come from as far away as Shepherd's Bush and Bayswater to play on it between fighting rival gangs.

56 The girls who could actually play on an integrated high-school team would be exceedingly rare.

57 With Abraham's and Sarah's laughter the storyteller is indulging in another play on words.

58 In this chapter, I hope to show that these distinctions are important and not merely a play on words.

59 I want to play on a championship team, at least have a chance to get to the Finals.

60 I've not cared for the last few at all, but this one I'd definitely play on the radio.

61 The band left us after lunch to play on the esplanade of Stirling Castle.

62 Props who can play on either head can be doubly useful on a bruising tour.

63 I finally track him down via telephone and discover that while he does play on the team, he is actually able-bodied.

64 Video clips of Leni Riefenstahl's film Triumph of the Will play on a nearby monitor.

65 Grace and Jane are impressed by the size of the garden until informed that children may not play on the pitch.

66 Ted was a sturdy and dependable full-back who could be relied upon to play on either flank.

67 Such, at least, is the suggestion of that play on words.

68 Athletes play on one leg all the time in terms of injury but rarely if ever on no legs.

69 Perhaps the best solution is to see the place as a play on words.

70 Eventually he built up a collection of bells which he played in time to the tunes he would play on his harmonium.

71 It will include an interview with film star Stewart Granger with whom Roma once appeared in a play on Broadway.

72 Leckie, too, liked to play on his ties to Symington.

73 But referee Neale Barry waved play on much to Ince's fury.

74 I'd feel terrible if anyone went to see the play on my say-so and hated it.

75 We are left with a play on signs which has no ultimate reference point other than the commodity.

76 Players have a remote control and can channel surf to the channel they want to play on.

77 But most of all,[/play on.html] children laugh at jokes that are a play on words.

78 Some assumed that was a power play on your part.

79 We had to jump through a lot of hoops in order to get the play on stage.

80 Everywhere there is water - to play on, to get about on, to work on.

81 The song was written for Goldstein, and its name is a play on his name.

82 Karpov played a relatively recent refinement of white's play on the seventh move.

83 She had driven to Julian to watch the display because her eighth-graders will soon be staging a play on the Civil War.

84 Some scholars believe that Matthew is making a play on words and that the original word was Nezer.

85 Thumper loves to play on the ice.

86 Which team do United play on boxing day?

87 David play on his harp, Hallel !

88 Do you like to play on the jungle gym?

89 That was dirty trick to play on the Johnsons.

90 Teach a pig to play on a flute.

91 A play on "doppelganger, " the word is "a person with your name who shows up when you Google yourself, " according to the society.

92 Harry and Joe play on the same basketball team for their university.

93 "In America, the child's room belongs to the parents and is seen as being rented out to the kid, " noted one of the actors appearing in a new play on shut-ins. "The child can be displaced for guests.

94 Young langurs, still with traces of the canary yellow fur of their newborn days, play on vertical faces of limestone rock.

95 Studies of volunteers enrapt in addictive video games show that gamers continue to play on despite multiple attempts to distract them.

96 Children play on a tire being used to block the entrance to a squatter camp for poor white South Africans at Coronation Park in Krugersdorp on March 6, 2010.

97 You cannot play on Thursday? Don't tell me you are going to poop out on me.

98 A transparent, green variety of garnet used as a gem . meanwhile, the Nov. 11 preem for " Gem of the Ocean" came and went with no new August Wilson play on Broadway.

99 That's a brilliant market timing device that-- I think enlightened people thought that those prices were getting high-- and also made some play on credit spreads and now on real estate, he said.

100 A linesman signaled side, but referee overruled him and ordered play on.

101 A group of children play on a stalled three-wheel bike on the side of the street Sunday in Manila, Philippines, where schools are all closed for the summer vacation.

102 One day, she went to the park to play on the swing and saw a cute black squirrel.

103 Click play on the Timeslider playback controls to play back the animation.

104 Indeterminism on the contrary, says that the parts have a certain amount of loose play on one another, so that the laying down of one of them does not necessarily determine what the others shall be.

105 Leech seemed to play on the aspirations, ambitions, and weaknesses of his interlocutors by instinct.

106 It's the kind of mind game you'd want to play on a lazy afternoon when it's too hot to play Brain Age or something.

107 And the sucking child shall play on the hole of the asp, and the weaned child shall put his hand on the cockatrice' den.

108 Coach Rick Adelman pointed one - on - one play on offense and their undersized frontline when Yao goes out.

109 We usually play on the riverbed when the river dries up.

110 Antonio Conte suggested his side were not quite complete on Friday as they have been unable to sign a wide man to play on the left.

111 Lorena Ochoa 's impact. She's virtually considered royalty in her native Mexico as much for her charitable efforts as for her sublime play on the course.

112 One of the ways we maintain unique styles of play on land and on the water is by contextually varying a unit's role.

113 Draco watches the shadows play on Tom's face, beautiful and young and harsh.

114 The Austrians argued that by including Mr Haider in government they would defang him, a trick the Swiss later tried to play on Mr Blocher.

115 Services: Admission to free 800 telephone service, a play on Qualcomm.

116 And she was especially fond of Kuchean music, a pleasure which she would continue to enjoy in the kaghan's palace where she would play on a gold-inlaid zither.

117 A the head of a bed is pensile guitar, male host is in at a loose end when the woman that can play on one to give happiness.

118 That was a contemptible trick to play on a friend.

119 Milan started to get their passing game going through the midfield and Inter were forced back into the final third as they started to play on the counter-attack.

120 They should have had a penalty when Darren Fletcher knocked Arshavin over like a skittle without reaching the ball, only for Dean to wave play on.

121 Click play on the Time Slider playback controls play back the clip.

122 After pressing play on a giant ghetto blaster that is bigger than them, they also execute all manner of flips and somersaults .

123 The Clippers also will play on Christmas Day in a road game against the Phoenix Suns.

124 That is a scurvy trick to play on an old lady.

125 Efficacy: Lavender essence can promptly permeate into pore, do exfoliating, dissolve oil grain on cortex, modify pore and make comedones play on epidermis.

126 Click play on the Time Slider's playback control to play back the animation.

127 Let's play on the seesaw jungle gym rocker swing merry - go - around slide.

128 However, while Ronaldo can play on either flank or up front, Sousa thinks that Nani is a direct long-term replacement for Ryan Giggs on the left .

129 My easy-listening heart warms each time I see "Beijing Welcomes You," a seven-minute song that seems to play on a continuous loop at certain times of the day.

130 Let's apopt so many great habits that we put the squeeze play on bad habits.

131 The largest incoming threat comes from Google, whose possible buyout of Catch Media could lead to purchasable YouTube videos that would play on destinations well beyond the web.

132 He finished off his vulgarities by calling me a pedophile priest (probably a play on the Urban Monk nickname) who preaches to the church straight after molesting a child.

133 Meanwhile, the Nov. 11 preem for "Gem of the Ocean" came and went with no new August Wilson play on Broadway.

134 A rustic hunting lodge, my latest kill roasting on the fire, and my little wife, massaging my feet while the little ones play on the floor with the dogs.

135 He also showed a good sense for the game making the right basketball play on a number of occasions.

136 You could sit in the air-conditioned library all summer and read and play on the Internet.

136 Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!

137 Our tacit treaty with her was that we could play on her lawn.

138 The audience gasped, but the master musician continued unruffled to play on the three remaining strings. Snap! -a second string broke.

139 Stop pestering me, and go and play on your own.

140 Both approaches have upsides and downsides, but investment trusts offer the purest play on infrastructure.

141 These stocks have been regarded in the past as a geared play on global growth, and thus tended to underperform as the economy slowed.

142 Prisoner u wist on a familiar quote "If at first you don't succeed, give up" orf aw play on words or on a situation.

143 This is a humorous pun, or play on words for hilarious effect.

144 If you play bluegrass, rockabilly or baroque music, you owe it to yourself to play on a true, full set of all of gut strings.