Sentence examples for free interplay from inspiring English sources
Last year, the price averaged $27 a barrel.It is not geology that determines the oil price, however, still less the free interplay of supply and demand.
Perhaps the impetus was the arrival from Paris of the Beaux-Arts style, with its free interplay of brick, stone, glass, and steel or iron.
The exterior forms of the Concept A-Class pick up on the current Mercedes design language laid out by the company's design chief, Gorden Wagener: "the combination of defined edges and free interplay".
The band's loose time feel and slightly ragged intonation, as it worked hectic, free interplay into the weave of the older, precise arrangements, felt like a 1960's idea: finally, it's as much a tribute to the sound of mid-60's records by Archie Shepp and Roswell Rudd.
Back in 1979, Mr. Roach, the drummer, and Mr. Taylor, the pianist, initiated what would become a series of duet meetings at Columbia University's Wollman Auditorium; they challenge the idea of free interplay by the fact that they're both steeped in their own very definite styles.
Since then, he has pursued both special interval systems (he has his own, with 72 notes to the octave) and totally free interplay; you'd think those would be contradictory impulses, but his unamplified live shows, especially those with his violin-playing son, Mat, are quite coherent.
Cohort 1996 97 was exposed to the "free-interplay" of institutions.
The film captures their interactions with the future MOTAAS and choreographs a free form interplay with the working Steam Plant.
Kuti, who plays electric piano, and drummer Tony Allen start the introduction out of tempo and exhibit abstract musical techniques, including dramatic free jazz interplay between their instruments.
Confusion is a one-song Afrobeat album that begins with an entirely instrumental first half, which features free form interplay between Kuti's electric piano and drummer Tony Allen.
One, "John Brown's Gun," was what his grandmother called a "fun and nonsense song," to be sung with tickling and poking; the band alternated quiet rubato sections with good, fluid swinging, emptying out into free-form interplay over a groove.
