Sentence examples similar to passing interplay from inspiring English sources

The cityscape records their interplay over time.

A director need not dwell on psychological interplay or play up the obvious message of torch passing from one generation to another.

The interplay between the duo has a larky, pantomime suggestiveness.

"People are just passing, passing, passing, passing.

Fourteenth in the Conference, Burton could not live with the precise passing and slick interplay which saw United rack up their biggest victory of the season.

The visitors' slick passing and bright interplay saw them deservedly lead at half-time.

It's not just gender and political identities that interplay.

If you love lands and waters, your acquaintance with the interplay of the living world soon creates a deep perception -- an apprehension -- of the world as something vast in space and deep in time, something that passes through us momentarily in the brief spark of our own lives, something that we might help steward but must never harm, something not ours -- something sacred.

There's more interplay, quick passing.

As anyone with even a passing interest in the interplay between African music and western pop will know, Paul Simon's Graceland is 25 years old this year.

"Watching this game on a illegal stream in Arabic, I thought England were in white, and was impressed by their good interplay and passing," says Aidan Gibson.