Sentence examples for array of player from inspiring English sources

What the score actually calls for is an array of player pianos, but no one ever perfected a way to synchronize them, something easily done with a computerized instrument like the Disklavier.

Emphasizing the broad array of player choices makes MGSV simultaneously the purest, most complex stealth sim and the least identifiably Kojima-styled entry ever.

Emphasising the broad array of player choices makes MGSV simultaneously the purest, most complex stealth sim and the least identifiably Kojima-styled entry ever.

This week we celebrate British theatre, honouring an array of players, some photographed here and many more of whom are not.

The Chiefs' pre-Christmas party was almost as memorable, with an array of players dressed as elves, reindeer, snowmen, gingerbread men and Father Christmases all hitting the town.

He'll perform alongside an array of players including the saxophonists Joe Lovano, Mark Turner and Donny McCaslin; the pianists Aaron Parks and Pascal LeBouef; and the bassist Linda Oh.

"They have a whole array of players who can play off the front and (Olivier) Giroud and (Danny) Welbeck are vying for the centre forward position.

Doing so has proven to be a task of considerable complexity, given the array of players involved and the peculiarities of an industry that in many respects remains a vestige of Old World commerce.

As CD sales plunge, an array of players — including record labels, promoters and advertisers — are racing to secure deals that cut them in on a larger share of an artist's overall revenue.

An array of players — from independent record labels to major concert promoters — are drawing up plans to capitalize on fans' appetites for everything from the latest club shows in Hollywood to decades-old film of the Grateful Dead in Copenhagen.

In a city of bustling concert stages, it is easy to overlook the Metropolitan Museum of Art, but every season the Met presents a wide array of players and ensembles, a sonic salmagundi whose proportions naturally vary.