1
I cannot wear armlets and play polo, and I would rather play polo.'
2
Maybe he should play polo or bowl, or something like that.
3
Of course he won't be able to play polo, or take much active exercise.
4
You see, you hunt and play polo, and do everything which the ordinary Englishmen do.
5
We can see Woz using one to play polo.
6
He began to play polo at 19 at the Valley Ranch School, near Cody, Wyo.
7
You can't play polo without good ponies, can you?
8
In the end he would be put up at the clubs; he might even play polo.
9
He said it took mentality and physical endurance as well as some courage to play polo.
10
The two men learned to play polo together.
11
Then there is a racing season, and they play polo and race for a while, then-flop
12
He knew what a disappointment it was to his father that he didn't want to play polo.
13
On the evening of the 26th, Lieutenant Rattray went over to Khar as usual to play polo.
14
We'll spend our mornings at Durland's for a while, and I'll teach you to play polo, too.
15
Do you play polo, Mr. Griggs?
16
I won't play polo.
