Sentence examples for self-playing from inspiring English sources
The word "self-playing" is correct in written English
It is typically used to describe a mechanism or system that operates independently without human intervention, often in the context of music or games. Example: "The self-playing piano amazed the audience with its ability to perform complex pieces flawlessly."
Yet Mr. Gilmore resumed his efforts after he was informally contacted by QRS Music Technologies, a company that makes paper rolls for old-fashioned player pianos and systems that convert conventional pianos into electronic self-playing instruments.
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What happens to young gamers who've never known anything but this strange mixture of cheap encouragement and self-playing games?
According to the Grove Dictionary of Music, it is "a piano fitted with a self-playing mechanism, normally pneumatic, capable of playing from a perforated paper music roll".
The aptly named Stupid Inventions brings us a fun little diversion: the self-playing harmonica.
There's a self-playing Steinway, a spa pool, and an elevator.
Thaggert included Renee Cox, an artist who came under fire in 2001 for reimagining Leonardo's "The Last Supper" with her naked self playing Jesus.
In 'March, Lewisboro', there's an echoing voice of the non-lyrical, 'real' self playing against the song - a subtextual reminder that 'humankind cannot bear very much reality'.
But psychically, it is intrinsic to a clown's well-being: it embodies and reflects his sense of self, playing the role "the Tomb" has always played for Skull and Bones.
The space is dominated by "Various Self Playing Bowling Games (a k a Beat the Champ)," a large-scale video work that asserts a virtual storm of light, noise and flashing images via six cheek-to-jowl projections of video bowling games, from the late 1970s to the 2000s, all altered so that the bowlers throw nothing but gutter balls.
We also present the findings of self-play experiments between different versions of the program.
