Sentence examples for taking the controllers from inspiring English sources

Taking the controllers off isn't quite the frictionless process portrayed in commercials, but it is easy.

In novels and in film, we have a little wriggle room in terms of how we perceive what is going on, and what we think it means; but in games, perception and meaning are subordinate to the act of taking the controller and actually doing.

Her biggest play to date since taking the controller's job just over a year ago, it is one of a number of new shows on Moore's conveyor belt including a BBC1 debut for Harry Hill, a Peter Bowker adaptation of John Lanchester's novel Capital, a science strand called The Truth About and a new Saturday night entertainment format.

Whoever took the controllers that were on the TA desk, put them back.

"I haven't seen that before," he said, and took the controller to get a better look.

A list of eight possible reforms was completed at a meeting Wednesday, and it will take the controller's office several weeks to estimate savings for each idea.

(I had to ask my partner to take the controller for me, so I could experience parts of the game I'd otherwise struggle to play).

Heterogeneous networks take the controller as the core.

There's really no reason to take the controller apart unless, you know, you couldn't grip the controller with both of your hands.

We take the controller as u_{1}(t)=ksum^{N}_{i=2}e_{i}(t), thus U t)=-k [mathscr{L} otimes I_{n} ]e(t), (23) where (mathscr{L}) is a (N-1) order square matrix whose elements are 1, (k>0) is the control gain to be determined.

Dad can take the controller in his hand and bring the beer right to himself -- without ever leaving the sofa.