Sentence examples for interactive often from inspiring English sources

InterActive often charges its customers what it identifies as "taxes and fees" for several popular travel destinations.

Just as often, they spirit into being offbeat – often interactive, often silent – new architectures for comedy, which are set to work with opaque charm by Matilda Wnek and Rosa Robson.

"The whole time we were like orgy, orgy, who's going to see the orgy, what are we going to do in the event of an orgy, we need to break up so we can be assured that one of us gets to see the orgy," she said of a family outing to "Sleep No More," the interactive, often racy take on "Macbeth" playing in Chelsea.

Mapping applications that primarily work within web browsers, usually interactive, often with a multi-media component.

Digital art studio teamLab known for their interactive, often smartpone-enabled installations have turned their projection mapping prowess towards Japan's Kagawa Water Front Festival, transforming a boat and seaside into a 3D holographic fishing hole.

Seminars are more interactive and often involve questions and tasks being put forward by the tutor.

Interactive systems often rely on the rapid exchange of short messages.

The rest of the time they make intriguing interactive theatre often using wireless headphone technology and exploring the connections between people, both acknowledged and unacknowledged.

Fans of the previous Football Manager games will know that the developer, Sports Interactive, has often gone for smaller tweaks each year, rather than large changes, and this year sees no exception.

Although epigenetic mechanisms are highly interactive and often reinforcing, this review discusses DNA methylation-dependent mechanisms in the pathogenesis of organ fibrosis, with focus on cardiac and pulmonary fibrosis.

The thing I found particularly interesting was the way it genuinely allows you as an audience member to prod at the scenario and give it a good shake, something which interactive theatre often professes to do but seldom does in practice.