Phrases with «to spread the play»

"To spread the play" means to distribute or disperse the action or events in a particular performance or game across a wide area or different parts of the field or stage. It involves ensuring that everyone involved in the play has an active role and is actively engaged, rather than focusing on just a few individuals or areas. Full definition

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to spread the play

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to spread to other areas of the body
to spread to other parts of the body
to spread to other organs
to play with one's back to goal
to spread to the edges
to play to
to spread to the brain
to play the game according to the rules
to spread to the lungs
to spread from person to person
to spread to humans
fair play to someone
to play to someone
to play to one's full potential
to play to one's potential
to play to one's advantage
to spread the word to one's friends
to play to one's strengths
to play to the gallery

Sentences with «to spread the play»

Couple that with the potential for a big breakout and I thinking an aggressive bull call spread play is in order. (tradesoftheday.com)
Ighalo started the move before Troy Deeney spread the play for Almen Abdi to deliver a wicked cross from which the Nigerian striker sealed the Hornets a fourth straight win. (caughtoffside.com)
This is what happened with Arsenal's equaliser; after a period of possession, Ramsey spread play wide to Bellerín. (theshortfuse.sbnation.com)
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Phrases with «to spread the play»

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