Sentence examples for his interplay from inspiring English sources

His interplay with Isabella Boylston, his Giselle, was full of moment-by-moment rapport.

Either way, his interplay with her is unconvincing and their romance hard to credit.

His interplay between matrix theory and computer arithmetic led to the development of algorithms for computing accurate eigenvalues and singular values.

His interplay with the bassist Ben Street and the drummer Nasheet Waits should be crisp and sure.

While his interplay with Dolan led to some laughs, Tortorella was not thrilled with his boss's prediction.

His interplay with Dale Ho, in the small role of Reynaldo, is a particular treat; one wonders what the two of them could do together in a comedy.

He played with Miles Davis in the early 1960s, then had a freelance career in America and Europe, and continued to record often; his albums were typically centred on his own imaginative songs and arrangements and included his stimulating interplay with drummers such as Blakey, Philly Joe Jones, and Billy Higgins.

No, not Van Persie; nor Kagawa, either, albeit his instinctive interplay was in luminous contrast to the cumbersome tempo maintained by his new team-mates.

Fitzgerald, playing his first Test in two years and making his first start in four, was superb on the left wing, where his intricate interplay with Henshaw bamboozled the Scottish defenders over and again.

But his audience interplay generates fewer animated exchanges than usual, which leaves the scripted stuff exposed.

Jerome Robbins's pretty "I'm Old Fashioned" will sweep through tomorrow afternoon, with his effervescent "Interplay" tomorrow night.