To bring into play

Related to To bring into play: bring into being
to bring or come into use or exercise.

See also: Play

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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The racehorses are trained not only to stand with their hoofs touching a line, but to draw all four feet together, so as at the first spring to bring into play the full action of the hind-quarters.
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It could all get much worse, as China has a stranglehold on 80% of the world's rare earth elements; essential to the production of computers, phones, wind turbines - and electric car batteries, as a further weapon available to bring into play.
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Absolut Revolution, 2003, an installation by Nelson Ramirez de Arellano and Liudmila Velazco, most readily acknowledges the competing influences that the curators tried to bring into play for the biennial.
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''We would like to bring into play the methods of privatization in reviving the metropolis,'' Ishihara told Koizumi during 20-minute talks at the prime minister's official residence, the officials said.
Koizumi, Ishihara agree on need to promote privatization

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