1. the wet ground, made play very difficult.

2. He made playing the guitar look effortless.

3. You always count on him to make plays.

4. Nor would I make playing video games the reward for having read.

5. If we want to make play giving rein to its individual educational function to great extent, that we must make play becoming play.

6. 'You make play dates with her months and months in advance because of her schedule, ' a friend of hers told the Times.

7. It is those expressionistic techniques that make play outstanding in history of modern drama.

8. The programme concluded with a demonstration by Windsor teachers and children on how to make Play Dough.

9. Without highly developed physical strength, it would not be possible for the players to make play of their skills in fierce competition and would not achieve effective strategic cooperation.