Sentence examples for play a picture from inspiring English sources

"I just think it's a slippery slope to craziness, to try to calculate what some madman is calculating about how you play a picture or a news story," said Bill Keller, executive editor of The Times.

Groups play a picture card game to identify health, feeding and caregiving problems related to undernutrition.

N. C. Hunter's 1951 play "A Picture of Autumn," lovingly revived by the Mint Theater Company, has baby-boomer theatergoers nodding along, dishing during the two intermissions about their own struggles with unreasonable elders.

One of the team leaders, Theodore W. Berger, let monkeys play a picture-matching game and recorded their neurons' activities from the cerebral cortex, where decision-making takes place.

Some high-tech baby monitors can now play a picture-feed of what is going on in the nursery.

While hundreds of small groups of ordinary citizens were engaged in rescue and provisioning for the needy, newscasters played a picture of a black man walking out of a ruined store with a television set over and over, almost with glee, to make the point that such was what to expect when "authority" breaks down.

Taking renewed confidence to the first tee today, Wiebe played a picture-perfect round with seven birdies and no bogeys.

But when I tried to play, a little picture window delivered nothing but green pixels instead of my increasingly dyspeptic visage.

Nia played a video with pictures of the two of them, set to Leonard Cohen's "Dance Me to the End of Love".

Poor Dougray Scott has to play an innocent picture-framer whom the cruelly capricious Ripley entraps into carrying out a deeply implausible murder.

DVDs (digital video, or versatile, discs) work similarly, but they use a shorter-wavelength red laser to read smaller spots, so the discs can hold enough information to play a digitized motion picture.