Sentence for plays | Use plays in a sentence

Plays sentence examples. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use plays in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for plays.

• He plays cards. (8)
• She plays the violin. (8)
• He plays no favorites. (21)
• Who plays this Orphoos? (8)
• And he plays false to her. (10)
• Plays the deuce, you know. (10)
• He plays with his nobility. (10)
• X Passion never plays the game. (8)
• She plays and dreams her life away. (12)
• All the best plays were run over in vain. (4)
• Everybody plays here; everybody superior. (10)
• I do think your husband plays wonderfully. (8)
• Tell her to play, she plays her sweetest. (10)
• She plays with the fate of men and nations. (12)
• Encore him, and he plays you a national piece. (10)
• Why, I know her father: he plays in the orchestra. (10)
• I do not scruple to say that she plays extremely well. (4)
• One plays decidedly second to them while the fit lasts. (10)
• You feel yourself from top to toe, when my father plays. (10)
• She babbles of a friendship: she plays at childish ninny! (10)
• Go to the theatre, and see one of these things they call plays. (8)
• It is the ill-mating of forms that has killed a thousand plays. (8)
• I knew him on the stage in most of the plays that used to be given. (9)
• Plays the man of his word, then plays the madman! (10)
• A youth plays the concertina; there is laughter, then an abrupt silence. (8)
• She talked about books and plays that some people do not think are quite proper. (9)
• Special tests have never been thought necessary in appointing Examiners of Plays. (8)
• Guy Toone plays the Professor; Vanessa Hellgrove his wife; Maude Hopkins the faun. (8)
• If instinct plays fantastical tricks when we are sleeping, let it be ever behind a curtain. (10)
• They shouted, running on from tree to tree, And played the game the wind plays, on and round. (10)
• He had a whimsical and sarcastic sense of its being very different from the plays at the theatre. (9)
• It plays the trick with everybody, and almost nobody lets it stand as a plea for the individual. (10)
• Another newcomer brought unsalable plays and high notions of the austerity of the artistic vocation. (16)
• A specious reason, however, is advanced for exempting Literature from the Censorship accorded to Plays. (8)
• As for plays, he detested the theatre, and said he would as lief do a sum as follow a plot on the stage. (9)
• The Passion Play, still given today at Oberammergau, Germany, is a relic of the old-time religious plays. (3)
• We got up Garrison Balls and Garrison Plays, and usually performed one or twice a week during the winter. (6)
• Now, in writing plays, there are, in this matter of the moral, three courses open to the serious dramatist. (8)
• A short account of the Mysteries or Miracle Plays of the Middle Ages may be assigned to a pupil as special work. (3)
• It is the same in the whole range of his plays: they fill the scene, but if there is no scene they fill the soul. (9)
• We often see very beautiful houses set up for moving-picture plays, but these are built of flimsy stage scenery. (17)
• The whole family joined in the discussion, and it appeared that they all had their opinions of the plays and actors. (9)
• And this partly because he was, in his greater plays at all events, free from the habit of drawing a distorted moral. (8)
• My father wished us, as schoolboys, to speak well, but he would never wish his grown-up daughters to be acting plays. (4)
• Singularly enough, the acts of the two plays were performed alternately, neither having any connection with the other. (3)
• The germ both of the Opera and Oratorio is to be found in the Miracle Plays or so-called Mysteries of the Middle Ages. (3)
• But in this misery I found that I could not read anything of a dramatic cast, whether in the form of plays or of novels. (9)
• I confess I should like a barrel-organ better; that reminds one of town and the opera; and besides, it plays more than one tune. (10)
• One may conceive that there was a natural resemblance between him and Menander, both in the scheme and style of his lighter plays. (10)
• The fellow gives his little dinners and suppers to his marchionesses, countesses, duchesses, and plays clown and pantaloon among the men. (10)
• The organ plays an insignificant part, he thinks; it is the power of the man behind the eye and the qualifications he possesses that are efficacious. (21)
• We must not forget, however, that conjecture plays a more or less prominent part in all the translations of the old hieroglyphic and cuneiform writings. (3)
• He lives without luxury or diversion or agreeable company, without plays or cars or games or love or flirtation, without being honoured or admired or spoiled. (12)
• We have splendid tragedies, we have the most beautiful of poetic plays, and we have literary comedies passingly pleasant to read, and occasionally to see acted. (10)

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