Sentence examples for more interplay from inspiring English sources

There's more interplay, quick passing.

By considering interventions at a river reach level rather than at a local floodplain level, the managerial complexity associated with more interplay among an increased number of involved actors increases.

After more fluent interplay Ireland supplied the overlapping Richards, who shot straight at the keeper.

But after some more tidy interplay, Mtiliga lofts it into the box and Cech claims easily.

7.40pm GMT 5 min: More dinky interplay by England, culminating with a decent effort from outside the box by Osman.

Such changes include themes sharpened melodically and musical textures enriched by the addition of new melodic entries to contrapuntal passages or by more intensive interplay of musical motives.

Donovan had a chance cleared off the line after more gorgeous interplay around the box involving Keane and 'keeper Michael Gspurning kept the Sounders in with a shout ahead of next weekend's second leg.

"There is an increased risk of a more pronounced interplay between weakness in the U.S. economy and tightness in credit conditions that could affect the U.S. outlook for 2009," it said.

What's more, the interplay between the need for free space and its restriction for safety exerts a subtle but major force on the form and structure of our cities as a whole.

And in a slightly more intimate interplay with closer surroundings, Ms. Woodman (1958-81), her crouching nude body camouflaged by a piece of torn wallpaper, puts her hands yearningly against a wall as if she would be part of it (1976).

Already the subject of much praise in these pages and elsewhere, the album seems likely to spark an even more dynamic interplay in person, during this album-release engagement.