Sentence examples for little interplay from inspiring English sources

There was little interplay between the bands and the circus.

But there seems to be surprisingly little interplay between the new white Fort Greene and the old-school black community.

There was little interplay among the caddies, but then, it was a stressful day, with everyone focused on catching the leaders and beating darkness.

Newsreaders on Radio 2 "do not write any of the news material themselves" and had "very little interplay with the general presenters... and do little else until the next hour's bulletin".

Because most such institutions offer their guidance privately and not publicly and use classified channels to do so there is also very little interplay between advisors and their ideas.

What's really impressive is the number of clever little interplays between the shows and the game.

Compounding the problem is that there is little touristic interplay between Niagara Falls, N.Y., and Niagara Falls, Ontario.

You blow a raspberry, and your baby blows a raspberry – it's a silly little everyday interplay, but as Jones's research shows, it's integral to how we learn.

There was little relevant interplay between these factors, all were considered as being important for good communication and service.

Recent positive drug tests from two prominent sprinters may also help explain Jamaica's dominance, and it's disappointing that the book devotes little space to the interplay of doping and genetics.

You can see how that notion came about, but while there are fantastic contributions from Richards and Ronnie Wood – the grumbling twin guitars of Little Rain; the taut interplay that powers Hate to See You Go; and, especially, the woozy, chaotic backdrop they conjure on a version of Lightning Slim's Hoo Doo Blues – it's Jagger's voice and harmonica that really drive Blue & Lonesome.