Sentence examples for playtime its from inspiring English sources

There isn't much to see in the first piece, Worker's Playtime: its sham interviews between a Nazi propagandist and the enervated workers at a factory take place on the wireless.

The only movie I know that comparably fills its frames with scenographic inventions of dramatic significance is Jacques Tati's "Playtime"; it, too, is great to see on DVD.

The Film Society of Lincoln Center will be screening "Playtime" in its original format, and it is indeed something to behold.

The survey (which is print-only or I'd link it) also notes that the 360 gets a bit more playtime than its competitors, which might account for a bit more failure, but the PS3 was failing at 11% and the Wii at 7%.

The startup has just crossed over 1 million hours of playtime on its products.

We felt that Lego forfeited its responsibility to children by allowing Shell to wheedle its way into playtime and normalise its brand for the next generation.

Prince could make sex feel like the most innocent of playtimes and its absence the most soul-breaking of ordeals.

Nearby was the Zest Centre, a library, gym and swimming pool used by mother and toddler groups, and the Playtime Centre, with its free young mums' baby and bump group.

Team Ico's PlayStation-exclusive Shadow of the Colossus is simple on paper, something else when experienced: a puzzling boss rush of a game, with only 16 gigantic opponents to overcome across its playtime (their scale successfully conveyed by the title, save a couple of sprightly, smaller beasts), but able to wash a very palpable emotional weight across the player.

The BBC has launched a second app for its CBeebies children's TV channel, following 3m downloads of the CBeebies Playtime app it released in 2013.

The game received praise for its humor, but was criticized for its short playtime and "uninteresting gameplay".