Sentence examples for message playing from inspiring English sources

Microsoft's Find My Phone: A free service for Windows Phone 7 that allows people to locate a missing phone by displaying a message, playing a sound or locating it on a map.

Even as they have concerns about Russia's hacking to influence the 2016 election, for example, they've tried to square themselves with Trump's message, playing down its importance and casting it as a politicized issue.

She organized a karaoke night for the sociology department ("I'm a diva," she wrote in an e-mail message, playing off the pronunciation of her given name. "I love to sing")., and she volunteered for an organization that provides services and shelter to homeless men.

But she sold herself a certain way, used her children to make political points, and this passage from Johnston's piece, about how "Bristol and I would be holding Trig and Tripp and Sarah Palinn would come over to us and sometimes say, playing around, 'No, I don't want the retarded baby — I want the other one,' and pick up Tripp sure doesn't fit with the Palin message — "playing around" or not.

Wonderfully, the phone number on the billboard actually works (they presumably realised obsessives look me would try), with the following answerphone message playing when you make a call: "Hello!

Understandably, this message plays well here.

This would give him momentum going into the New Hampshire primary, where his libertarian message plays well.

When the cup is turned up, ready to pour, the message plays back.

The immigration minister, Peter Dutton, last week appeared in a video message played to asylum seekers and refugees.

The state has a staunch antitax culture, so the G.O.P. message plays well.

In a city with its own Little Havana, his message played well.