Sentence examples for cut interplay from inspiring English sources

The studio isn't far from where Foxx's infamous "The Garden" studio once laid (on top of multiple Roman graves no less) and it's also the location where the duo cut Interplay, the latest album by John Foxx and the Maths.

One thing that really stands out is the quality of the cut-scenes, the acting, the interplay of the characters on screen – it feels a lot more naturalistic now..

Mr. Parola said he needed to know what duplication would be ended and how it would "interplay with the expenditure cuts".

Borrowing, or paying back debt as happened for a couple of years before the Bush tax cuts, is a result of the interplay of those decisions and the state of the economy.

It offered an opportunity for the curators to cut through the collection and explore the "interplay between the photograph as a document and the photograph as a work of art," Mr. Naef said.

This positive-negative interplay is central to the cut-out sculptures of the early 1990's.

More than on their hit records, the best of these album cuts feature the heavenly harmonies and affectionate interplay of the three singers who were friends before they were Supremes.

The domain linker regions in ThreaDom are decided by the interplay of DCS profile and threshold cut-offs.

In the first song, "A la una nací yo," the voice of the singer (Judith Kellock) cut its way firmly through rising clouds of busy instrumental interplay; in the second, "El mi querido bevió vino," the polyphony suddenly evoked a medieval fair.

Progress in labour was chosen as this was the most common reason given for transfer and as the diagnosis is rarely clear-cut, with a number of variable clinical factors coming in to interplay.

Liam Rosenior and Paul McShane got things going with some tidy interplay that freed up Boyd to race to the byline and cut a pass back to the centre.