Sentence examples for like dummy from inspiring English sources
There are, however, hints that the creators are building a more profound play experience modeled on the emerging genre of alternate reality games — online games in which thousands of players solve a sprawling mystery together, finding clues hidden in places like dummy Web sites and recorded phone messages.
The whales show up, and while a bordered box accompanying each one summarizes the bridge gibberish in layman's terms, it is difficult to enjoy "The Cardturner" without devoting oneself to an at least cursory understanding of sentences like "Dummy's got king, queen, ten of spades, and I'm sitting behind it with ace, four, doubleton".
It certainly has a little more character than services like Dummy Image.
While the Aeons in the image are purportedly live prototypes, they sure look like dummy mockups.
Raddatz questioned Trump about his routine use of insults and put-downs like "dummy" or "loser" when confronted or contested by other candidates or political figures, and whether that would be "beneath the office of the president" were he to win.
But the answer to her question proves relatively intuitive here, both because all of her collaborators are longtime pals, and because nearly overstuffed and nauseous pieces like "Dummy Track" demonstrate she's a natural for the director's chair knowing just how much detail to creep in before cutting it off.
I don't like dummies, but there have been times when I've longed for my little nurslings to take to one and give my tired boobs a break.
This is a fairly clean puzzle with some nice, new entries (yes, including 35 Across, which we are still not talking about, thankyouverymuch): I especially liked DUMMY UP and ATE DIRT.
The SAM uses a cartoon-like dummy, which depicts different states from 1 (feel most aroused) to 9 (feel nothing).
Since these signals can originate from decapitated objects, as shown here, or from "fly-like dummies" [26], we propose, in agreement with others [25], [26], that decapitated object flies are a source of tactile cues to the courting male (indicated as "tc" in the model of Figure 9).
