Sentence examples for makes a replay from inspiring English sources

That this awards season includes several high-profile films that deal head-on with issues of race – including the dramas "Moonlight," "Loving" and "Fences" – makes a replay of the controversy this year unlikely, according to most Oscar prognosticators.

The hiring of Tressel to help Coach Jim Caldwell decide when to make a replay challenge first became a concern last week, when Tressel's hiring caught the league office by surprise.

The committee will propose putting a 40-second limit on a coach deciding whether to make a replay challenge (even when the game, say, goes to a commercial break and there's more time than that between plays).

They not only led for nine fairy-tale minutes but were the better team before the interval and clung on well under incessant second-half pressure to make a replay seem plausible until late on.

(Actually, too many curiosity seekers arrived that day: the server that hosted his blog crashed hard when about 300,000 visitors tried to push through the door at about the same time). YouTube did its part in spreading the word, by making available a replay of the AOL call that was part of Mr. Ferrari's appearance on the "Today" show on NBC.

Chelsea pressed for a late winner but had to make do with a replay at St Andrew's on Tuesday, 6 March 19455 GMT).

Perhaps they will not make a complaint nor demand a replay or a free place in the finals until they have compiled a complete dossier or have managed to summon up Football Association of Ireland levels of convenient moral outrage.

If you're too worked up after a game, make a mental note to "replay" it in your head, and think about whether there were any decisions you should have made differently.

He said the network would probably make a similar deal for replays of Mr. O'Brien's show, though it would not be with the E channel.

But they can also thank a replay call that made a big difference.

In the replay, West made a negative double of the two-club overcall.