They were everything a power team should be: exceptionally fit and direct in the best sense of the word, mixing urgent interplay with a stream of early crosses.
We are very much in Bulletstorm territory here – the idea of encouraging experimentation and interplay with a strange and exotic armoury; the idea that shooting is a style system not a merely destructive one.
But the most intriguing question might well end up being the interplay with a statewide contest in New York that has so far overshadowed the presidential race: The battle between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.
At the Village Vanguard this week, however, she's concentrating on her improvising and on the instrumental interplay with a cohort of adventurous and like-minded players, including the pianist Myra Melford, the drummer Rudy Royston, and the saxophonist and clarinettist Doug Wieselman.
Legions of viewers no doubt recall having rejoiced at the birth of Ms. Couric's two daughters, wept at the premature death of her husband and laughed at her early-morning interplay with a rotating cast of regulars on the "Today" show on NBC.
7 30 p.m. Also Jan . 21at 11 a.m. and Jan . 22at 8 p.m. Jan . 21NEWARK MUSEUM "Interplay," with a bilingual re-creation of the "Kalevala," film footage of the Sibelius funeral cortege and an exploration of the role of music and music education in Finland; the Kalevala Trio; the Montclair State University Singers; Pekka Kuusisto, violinist; Joseph Horowitz, host.
Architecture and lighting can interplay with a brand's themes in a way that connects the viewer more meaningfully.
In the experimental space of society such innovations emerge in interplay with a wide range of social, institutional and health-related changes and developments.
A year later he founded Interplay with a $60,000 contract to make a computerized encyclopedia.
Like so many Messi goals at Camp Nou, this one began with prescient run from a deep position and was preceded by quick interplay with a teammate.
