| Rich people need to play-act their financial largesse, so we can hate them for it. |
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| Adults, in turn, poison the minds of the young, who every day joyously play-act your murder. |
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| They will see the world differently and may not be so eager to play-act violence. |
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| In this surreal scene mimes play-act at tennis, and after spectating for a while the protagonist joins in. |
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| How could someone play-act with the honor and politesse of the 19th century but be such a cad in real life? |
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| Leon and Mario, two friends, live in the Bronx and in summer like to play-act at the boathouse on the Bronx River. |
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| Sometimes they never appear as themselves at all, but play-act in their cartes-de-visite. |
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| Once it is done you can force them to play-act The Next Generation with you. |
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| The idea is that a player would not play-act because he would reduce his team to ten men while he is off the field waiting to be waved back on. |
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| Bennie and Walter play-act in a repetitive chant, as Ruth embarrassingly answers the door to let in George Murchison. |
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| Girls are much more likely to play house, or to play-act their favorite stories or movies. |
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| My kid's only 5, so it's a bit different for him, but he goes to regular sessions where he basically learns to play-act through a lot of imaginative and social situations. |
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| There was about the old movie industry a feeling that adolescents — adolescent actors and adolescent moguls — were dressing up to play-act as adults. |
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| Don't play-act being more tired than you are, or be mentally weak enough to give in before you have to, and then training and playing rugby is so simple. |
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| Expect children to play-act death situations. |
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| She spends money loose and fast, but she also knows how to play-act. |
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| Ask Meryl Streep to play-act for the camera and the result is pristine professionalism, icy exactitude and a self-possession that veers on the eerie. |
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