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• Roukema said she did not want to be perceived as making a grandstand play.
• Then Sparky Anderson makes a grandstand play by walking out on the Tigers in Florida.
• He can contribute, but there's no need to make a grandstand play with him ."
• "Flamengo Makes a Grandstand Play, " read the sports-page headline of the Jornal do Brasil of Rio.
• "When you are concerned about the homeless, you don't make grandstand plays to get in the newspaper,"
• He was right in turning down a six-year contract and recognizing Lites'offer for the grandstand play that it was.
• The maneuver surprised his lawyer, Roy Black, who called it a " grandstand play " intended to humiliate Albert.
• The Dumas incident was nothing more than a grandstand play on a vicious stereotype, a variation on this Miller theme.
• When asked whether he thought Bettman might feel ambushed by the union's presentation, Goodenow said : " This is no grandstand play.
• Why else would they show up at SMU Saturday and go through the grandstand play of " officially " inviting the Horned Frogs?
• She had to have some grandstand play, which I think is part of the reason investors have been so negative on the merger.
• But it also tries too hard to make its point by brandishing big guns and making confrontational grandstand plays, and it wears thin too quickly.
• But the owners called it for what it was, a gaudy grandstand play, designed by the union to win the players some needed public-relatins points.
• Paterno, in Graber's mind, had made a grandstand play for the pollsters and violated some unspoken rule of coaching etiquette about making the opposition look bad.
• To use " war " with any of them is to pluck at emotion, a grandstand play whose reasoning can't hold up under a refrigerator bulb's light.
• My first reaction upon hearing of the planned experiment was to steer clear of what seemed to be a grandstand play for ratings by using the so-called race card.
• This is one of your garden-variety grandstand plays by lawmakers who have nothing better to do than find opportunities to posture themselves to the voters as " pro-family ."
• Ito, who was a surviving member of the " tokkM
  tai ", or kamikaze units, said " Maeno was performing an egotistical, grandstand play to win publicity, not unlike Mishima's suicide.
• Sen . Patrick Leahy, D-Vt ., described the actions by Hyde and Starr as " a grandstand play " aimed at trying to tip the scales for conviction of the president in their favor.
• It sure isn't Harris, the Lakers coach, who seemed to be pulling a grandstand play when he yanked his starting point guard out of the game just 1 minute, 57 seconds after the opening tip.