WANTED TO PLAY

The children wanted to play hide-and-seek in the park.

Tommy wanted to play his favorite video game after finishing homework.

The little chef wanted to play with flour and bake cookies.

During the rainy afternoon, they wanted to play indoor card games.

Despite being tired, he wanted to play a challenging chess match.

Sarah wanted to play her favorite melody on the piano for the talent show.

The cat wanted to play with the shiny new toy mouse.

After finishing their homework, the students wanted to play a strategic board game together.

The little girl wanted to play dress-up, pretending to be a princess for the day.

She ardently wanted to play chess, challenging her intellect in a strategic mind game.

With an insatiable thirst for knowledge, she always wanted to play the role of an astute detective solving mysteries.

In the world of diplomacy, she fervently wanted to play a key role in fostering international relations.

He always wanted to play the piano, but never had the chance.

They wanted to play board games all night long.

After studying for hours, she wanted to play video games to relax.

Soccer was what she wanted to play with her friends after school.

He, passionate about sports, wanted to play basketball.

Wanted to play, he chose basketball.

I, along with my friends, wanted to play basketball.