Sentence examples for play on how from inspiring English sources
A typical video was a cloying play on how the Hebrew "Abba" can morph to "Daddy" for an Israeli kid overdosing on the U.S.A.
One involves a play on how telling a cinematic story is like "spinning a yarn," in which Yahoo plans to "yarn bomb" Park City, according to a spokesman.
Lloyd Khaner, the general partner of Khaner Capital, a hedge fund, believes that the prior rally was more a play on how low expectations had been for retail and that they were low with good reason.
Other authors include Dan Martell of Clarity.fm, Jeremy Olson of Tapity (who authored a really cool Play on how to build and market a successful iOS app), Aaron Hall of DressRush, and Cameron Herold of BackPocketCOO.
Ask the recruit to make a presentation; give the candidate a problem situation and ask her to develop a range of solutions and a summary memo; conduct a role play on how to deal with a difficult employee; or ask the person to facilitate a meeting with several other managers on a particular topic.
Haramis respects the process -- if only to make sure "some weirdo is not going to adopt a child" -- but she sheds light in this play on how little thought many of us give to the commitment to parenting ahead of time.
When Yates joins new recruits on a police training day, he watches them perform a paint-gun role-play on how to handle a simple traffic stop.
The Port-O-Rotary weighs about two pounds and is available online only at www.sparkfun.com, where its creators have posted a play-by-play on how they morphed a 50-year-old phone model into a wireless wonder.
The character is not unlike Barney Stinson, the lothario Mr. Harris plays on "How I Met Your Mother," though the actor said there were differences between the roles.
Haggis has cleverly played on how familiar these fragmented images of a soldier's life in Iraq would be to an audience used to watching this kind of material on YouTube.
From then on, this is 90 minutes that constantly plays on how the past might talk to the present in a productive, thrilling and daringly imaginative act of cultural vandalism.
