Sentence examples for couples at play from inspiring English sources
It turns out to be Jody Lee Lipes, her customary cinematographer, whose camera is calmly poised and whose view of action is analytical (one little sequence, of Marnie, frozen by solitude on a dance floor where she catches other couples at play, is remarkably Kuleshov-effective).
Prototypes rather than likenesses, they represent workers in shirt sleeves, fashionable couples, children at play, soldiers in uniform.
I think there could be a couple scenarios at play here, and we'll get to those in a minute, but first I'm curious to know if suicide has been a part of your boyfriend's life.
In "Belleville" even tragedy approaches with a soft tread, so quietly that we cannot see the moment when the fates turn against the well-meaning couple at the play's center.
Joseph Millson and Samantha Spiro have signed on as the murderous couple at the play's black, bleak heart.
The characters in "Next Fall" — including Adam Patrick Breenn) and Luke (Patrick Heusinger), the odd couple at the play's center — carry plenty of weight, all right, but it's the kind generated from inside.
Scary and mysterious pressures are visited upon Nate and Laurel (Dylan McDermott and Maura Tierney), the self-deluding Manhattan couple at the play's center — pressures that pull the rug of their artificial reality out from under them.
LONG BRANCH - TWENTY minutes into "Beyond Gravity," you realize that the supposedly loving couple at the play's center is so out of sync that one of two things must be true: either you are witness to some decidedly bad acting or writing (or both), or something in this pair's academic Eden is not as it seems.
SEVTSUK: There's a couple of things at play.
A couple factors are at play in the rise of esports.
Admittedly there are a couple of variables at play – Simon Cowell is no longer the moustache-twirling panto villain of old, and nobody really knows how three years of inaction will affect Cheryl Versini-Fernandez – but in theory it's an exciting combination.
