There's a lot of interplay between these".
The art of theater is the moment of interplay between an artist and an audience.
"I think there's been a lot of interplay between the White House, O.M.B. and FEMA," Mr. Schumer said.
The music has toughness and tenderness, emotional directness and emotional intelligence, and plenty of interplay between band and vocalist.
Ben Yalom's staging is fluid but needs more odd, anxious moments of interplay between characters.
Then as now, there was a great deal of interplay between motivational business writing and what was presented as the eternal wisdom of the East.
You could say that this kind of interplay between originality and tradition is the ultimate subject of literary scholarship: something borrowed, something new.
Dr. Hasler helped define the importance of interplay between land and water as a primary variable in the water quality and ecological health of freshwater bodies.
"It's not impossible that some kind of interplay between the administration, a more skeptical Congress and a somewhat more skeptical judiciary could lead to improvements in the legislation".
At that point, Mr. Edwards leaned in and, in a revealing moment of interplay between these two former rivals, softly picked up Mr. Kerry's thought, while casting it in a sunnier tone.
A clever bit of interplay between the centres, Roberts and Jonathan Davies, looked to have prised open the defence, only for Cuthbert to fumble when he switched wings to join the play.
