Sentence examples for teaching a game from inspiring English sources

"We're not teaching a game," Mr. Martínez said.

Murray, previously an engineer at internet services automation startup IFTTT and now a co-founder at a recently launched "learn to code" online school Fullstack.io, has a special interest in better understanding Apple's newest language – he says their company will soon be teaching a "Game Programming with Swift" course.

Gaming is big business in Los Angeles, said Anthony Borquez, an entrepreneur who teaches a game production class and a technology entrepreneurship class at U.S.C. (and global gaming revenues were about $60 billion in 2012).

These moments also provided the father teaching a teasing game with her daughter and putting in the dummy in an out of her mouth.

Suppose God decided to demonstrate otherwise by showing up one day at the Institute for Advanced Study to teach a new game to Einstein and J. Robert Oppenheimer.

Radcliffe Handling Women's Lingerie Susan Blackwell, a theater star and family friend of Radcliffe and his parents, tries to teach a perfectly game Radcliffe how to sort laundry, wash windows and, most delightfully, calls him a "spazzwad".

Researcher Melissa A. Schilling and colleagues found a similar outcome with adults who were taught a strategic game.

When teaching a computer to play a game, the simplest method is to tell it to rank every possible move over the course of the game, from best to worst, and then instruct it to always pick the best move.

Abu Samar sifts through one pile and holds up a rifle scope, a holster for a pistol, someone's notes from classes in Islamic teaching, a games console.

Alibi Ike and Baseball Annie make cameos, and the dictionary relates an anecdote about the crew of Lewis and Clark teaching a form of the game to the Indians.

"No matter how much amazing cultural content Levine and Irrational Games manage to include in their work they have always made sure that the interactive game aspect of BioShock titles is polished and accessible," Kyle A. Moody, who teaches a video-game-journalism course at the University of Iowa, said in an e-mail.