Sentence examples for replay made from inspiring English sources
Has replay made the game better?
One television replay made it seem as if Justice had even closed his eyes.
Wider use of baseball instant replay made its own best case in last year's October playoffs, with a slew of poor umpiring calls endlessly relived on the Web.
The close-up and the replay made football a sport uniquely suited to television, and during the 1960s its popularity grew.
He pretended that the ball had ricocheted off his hand, though as stop-action replay made evident (and as he readily acknowledged after the game), it actually hit the knob of his bat.
Seldom has replay made such an obvious difference in a game -- the replay system that the Giants had voted to install in 1999 after having voted against it for so long.
What if instant replay makes the games more fun to watch?
Nobody wants a bad call, but to introduce instant replay makes it too much high-stakes".
According to the McCann Pulse report, respondents said that the "flashy graphics and instant replays" made "an overwhelmingly powerful news event" seem "like the Olympics of Terror".
The initial replays made it seem that he was caught, but on further viewing it seems he actually trod on De Vrij's trailing foot and there was no intent from the defender.
New Zealand had ridden their luck – Nigel Owens seemed very sure that Aaron Cruden's lunge for New Zealand's first try had been successful; the few replays made available suggested that it was worth a second look at least.
