How To Use Out of play In A Sentence
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Therefore, you might want to perform an isolation exercise such as preacher curls instead and take the delts out of play.
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Hegarty has already shown during his time at Aberdeen that he can get the best out of players and it was a hasty decision on their part to get rid of him.
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He kicked the ball out of play.
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Binoche - who's made a brilliant career out of playing tragic, porcelain women in the past - is refreshingly iron-fisted this time around.
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From the free, the ball goes out of play for an Irish throw deep inside their own half.
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Not present was the Cubs fan who bobbled the ball out of play during the National League playoffs last summer.
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There are lots of shots that look fuzzy or soft because of the use of mattes, and overall the serpent looks like he was sculpted out of Play-Doh.
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Their normal crisp and incisive passing here was replaced by loose wayward kicks that often went straight out of play.
The Sun
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As the Magpies turned up the heat, Wilkinson netted again but his effort was disallowed because Emmett's pinpoint cross was deemed to have swerved out of play.
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Perhaps out of play for time to consider strategic, approach a stretcher.
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The ball was on the verge of going out of play, so the angle was rather narrow.
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The linesman says the ball had earlier gone out of play, which is frankly tosh.
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If a ball runs out of play or into the goal, the ref is alerted by a device on his wrist.
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Their normal crisp and incisive passing here was replaced by loose wayward kicks that often went straight out of play.
The Sun
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In the childhood game ‘Simon Says’, those too tardy about following the injunctions of the leader are kicked out of play.
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Players are always surrounded by fans and groupies so nobody suspects a thing when they walk in and out of player's hotel bedrooms.
Times, Sunday Times
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The ball goes out of play and he gets to his feet with the air about him of a man who'd settle for a corner.
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On Wednesday Carles Puyol, nudged out of play at high speed by Angel Di María, remembered to uproot the corner flag as he careered past, having calculated in a micro‑second that the already‑in‑place Di María would be prevented from taking a quick throw with the pitch thus dismembered.
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The judge ruled that the ball was out of play and so the point did not count.
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But he also sliced one line-kick badly, then a garryowen went out of play off the side of his boot.
Times, Sunday Times
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Irwin had already been booked for a foul when he played on after the ball was judged to have gone out of play.
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As the twos and threes are out of play, the point for lowest is awarded to whoever holds the four of trumps.
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Emre goes down injured and the ball is put out of play so that he can receive treatment.
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We stand for getting more out of play. More aggressive and spontaneous.
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As the France international defender pulled up to allow the ball to run out of play, Beattie first barged his opponent and then butted him in the back of the head.
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The ball had gone out of play.
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The Daily Telegraph said Capello desperately needs to shake up his team to get the best out of players like Frank Lampard and a "dispirited" Rooney before the final group C game with Slovenia.
The Age News Headlines
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Stand off Andy Hirst caused panic in the home defence with a high bomb which was scrambled out of play.
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The judge ruled that the ball was out of play and so the point did not count.
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a ball that is out of play is dead
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By picking Kagan contra Wood, whom I gather is a fierce liberal and would have been branded as such in the confirmations, Obama takes the liberalism card out of play and minimizes the Novemberpolitical storms.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Preliminary Reflections on the Kagan Nomination
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The assistant referee signalled that the cross had curled out of play before hitting the woodwork.
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Saturday's match saw a good turnout of players eager to get game time prior to the league season.
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David Hagen knocked the ball out of play but inexplicably a corner, not a goal kick, was awarded.
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Flood taps over the conversion –England 14-0 Georgia.19 min: You don't need to be Dr Rugby PhD to tell that's a wonderful kick from the Georgian scrum half, bobbling and boinging its way out of play a metre or so from the England line.
Rugby World Cup 2011: England v Georgia – live! | John Ashdown
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Greece sportingly kick the ball out of play as the duo try to clear their heads.
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He walks off the pitch to get treatment, Nigeria kick the ball out of play so he can come back on.
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Similarly both round-ball and oval-ball England teams pass the ball backwards and sideways quite a lot before hoofing a long ball downfield and straight out of play.
Rugby World Cup 2011: South Africa v Australia – live! | Evan Fanning
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For example, the rules of tennis clearly specify when a ball is in play and when it is out of play.
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All remaining cards from the other two suits are taken out of play.
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The ball went long and out of play.
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During the 3-2 defeat at Liverpool, the Finn grew tired of what he perceived to be Milan Baros's propensity for going down with a bout of play-acting.
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The ball had gone out of play.
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Specific ranks of pipes may be brought into and out of play by means of stops.
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I find it all rather endearing, like watching a small child absorbed in building a pyramid out of playing cards.
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The defender kicked the ball out of play.
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It was also funny because even though it probably didn't hurt her that badly, she still managed to get out of playing.
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The ball was still live and the pitcher threw it out of play.
