Sentence examples for blind play from inspiring English sources

Frayn is at one with Ficino in regarding man as the magnum miraculum, the figure occupying the controlling centre half-way between the microcosm and the macrocosm, between atoms and stars, the creature whose regard gives order and significance to the blind play of particles.

Below them are self-important fools, the blind leading the blind, playing walk-on parts that they delude themselves into believing are starring roles.

Mr. Healey, who was blind, played his guitar with the instrument flat on his lap, resulting in what Guitar Player magazine called "astoundingly fluid bends and vibrato".

Lloyd Coleman, 20, who is partially deaf and blind, played clarinet in the British Paraorchestra created by conductor Charles Hazlewood.

They've also place an ostentatious "warning" app (after an update the warning app is replaced by a 3D version of White Knuckles by OK GO, a fairly fun bit of piffery) on the home screen to ensure they aren't sued if a generation of kids goes blind playing this.

That player either calls the big blind (plays the minimum bet), raises, or folds.

Venetian blinds play an important role in controlling daylight in buildings.

This is encouraging as blinding plays an essential role in any assessment of internal validity or risk of bias, or both.

"But I had never seen a blind person play".

Blind spots play a large part in the bizarre and tragic story that won the National Magazine Award for reporting on Thursday.

Blind can play that role and was also used by Van Gaal as a defensive midfielder as Holland claimed third place in Brazil.