Sentence examples for simultaneous play from inspiring English sources

In the evening Ken Reagan, a Paramus High School student, took on three teen‐age chess challengers in simultaneous play.

The American-Italian contest unfolded in simultaneous play at two tables in separate rooms, the "closed room" and the "open room".

The game is for two player simultaneous play, although we found it is also challenging and fun to play against yourself using both controllers.

Simple: maintain the tried-and-tested ingenious level design, introduce four-player cooperative (or competitive) simultaneous play and spruce up the visuals.

There, on a sunny Sunday afternoon, sat Ron Thomas, 72, who would agree to talk only if it did not interfere with his simultaneous play of a pair of $5 Double Diamond slot machines.

The simultaneous play, which the organizers dubbed the Basque System in honor of the tournament's location, was to eliminate the advantage that comes with being the first player in a match to have White.

"While on the topic of the logo," notes Paul McDevitt, "is the smoke meant to be a simultaneous play-by-play of the bombing of Baghdad or simply that you clip your roach onto the side of the keyboard?" 31 min: Sylla is booked for a nothing challenge on Riise.

The play, a hit in London last year, is actually made up of two simultaneous plays -- one set in a country house, one set in a, yep, garden -- written to be performed in adjoining theaters by the same actors.

The production used simultaneous playing areas, filmed sequences and a subdivided orchestra of 110 players to tell the story of the rape and ruin of a young woman by a string of soldiers in Flanders.

Coleman invented a name for the band's approach – harmolodics, a conflation of harmony, movement and melody – facilitating the simultaneous playing of a given melody line by different instruments at different pitches.

Through his use of some traditional elements of jazz without being restricted by them, simultaneous playing of different melodies in separate hands, and incorporation of pop and rock pieces, Mehldau has influenced musicians in and beyond jazz in their approaches to writing, playing, and choice of repertoire.