1) It's too wet for the children to play out today; they'll have to amuse themselves indoors.

2) The debate will play out in the meetings and in the media over the next week or two.

3) She continued to play out her role of dutiful daughter.

4) Mummy says I can play out in the garden.

5) Children need to play out in the open.

6) Our children like to play out after school.

7) In the psychotherapy group,(http:///play out.html) patients were free to play out their fantasies.

8) He was able to play out his fantasy of pop stardom.

9) Nakata had to play out of position when the defender was injured.

10) The weekend gives you a chance to play out your fantasies.

11) Let's play out the rope.

12) The three now play out the scene.

13) Don't play out of turn!

14) We must learn to act the play out.

15) The groups play out their scene for themselves in small groups, but only for a couple of minutes.

16) I don't care to play out my silly games before the assembled company.

17) We play out an imaginary confrontation in our mind.

18) May play out is beneficial to you,[] as relax!

19) We decided to play out the string.

20) I was told to play out in the backyard.

21) A tired diplomatic ritual will play out once again.

22) Play out the rope a little at a time.

23) But how does this chemical choreography play out?

24) Lagerstroemia leadership ability and wisdom, in the fully play out, often performing" mission impossible".

25) It's warm enough for you to play out of doors.

26) And how will the rest of the collision play out?

27) The production is deliberately styleless, and this takes the play out of its historical context.

28) He is always very receptive and is willing to share with you, to play out various scenarios.

29) Of course much depends on how the current high stakes budget negotiations play out.

30) Is Ola Bini's view of different layers and languages the way the future will play out?

1) It's too wet for the children to play out today; they'll have to amuse themselves indoors.

2) The debate will play out in the meetings and in the media over the next week or two.

3) She continued to play out her role of dutiful daughter.

31) It is however essential that I play out the string and not be provocative.

32) Now, he says a new scenario is starting to play out.

33) For the next year, the actress' travails seemed to play out on a split screen, with tabloid stories mirroring Aniston's movie titles.

34) So this anxiety we have about being branded a troublemaker or muckraker ... it just doesn't play out that way.

35) While the political consequences of this dramatic event will play out for years to come, the major lesson is already clear.

36) I trusted and valued that flicker of unease, and I wanted to feel it play out more, to see Donoghue go deeper into the mucky, messy territory of growth.

37) This lithium finding is very interesting, and may well play out to be a hard-and-fast law, but I think it's still a little early to rule anything out just yet.

38) Never mind what you've heard about global warming as a slow-motion emergency that would take decades to play out.

39) So that kinda thing will probably gonna play out very slowly.

40) How this debate will play out in Beijing remains unclear.

41) Greece, one might wager, will play out in similar fashion.

42) But Chelsea were to play out the closing minutes intelligently.

43) Similarly, the debate on bailing out Detroit's three auto makers often seems to play out in a theater of the absurd.

44) It is warm enough for you to play out of doors.

45) Crichton examined how that possibility might play out in real life(http://), making the idea accessible even for those without a scientific background.

46) The playing Key of Bach's style is to play out different timbres with mild ways of playing the clavier in a slower speed.

47) But here's an illustration of how it might play out if tubed products, for example, are in production.

48) Based on paleontologic history we have no idea how far this thing would play out.