| Why did fate like to toy with their puppet strings so often, taking joy to their misery? |
| Secretly, he'd toy with the idea of outplaying his brother, wiping the court with him, so to speak. |
| You have become so much a part of the scenery that you even begin to toy with the Greek alphabet and practice a few mispronounced words. |
| She never really noticed much even though that large casement exposed the contents of the store like the box of a toy with the cellophane window. |
| Of considerably more palpable presence are three massive works that toy with relations between inside and outside. |
| Perhaps the paper might toy with the idea of further endorsing the country's cartoon talent with a full page of strips? |
