| It didn't take long to figure out that this complex began as a plaything for a group of six retired and bored businessmen. |
| For centuries, Afghanistan was the plaything of foreign powers' strategic interests. |
| Sacrificed and captured, she becomes first a trophy and then an amusing plaything. |
| We should be able to build a broad movement which is not the product of a single party, or its plaything. |
| Though the prince fancied himself as a military man the regiment was a plaything, more fashion accessory than fighting unit. |
| He loved the matron like no other, but to her, he was a servant, a plaything, to be treated as she pleased, and discarded when she tired of him. |
