Sentence examples for that playtime from inspiring English sources

So many of them contain electronic components — one expert puts the figure at fifty per cent — that playtime can be a matter of pushing a button and watching as the toy has all the fun.

Tati prided himself on a democratic approach to comedy, and Playtime purported to hold a mirror to its entire audience: its trailer told prospective viewers that Playtime was "your film … Whatever your personality, whatever your job … you are in Playtime".

An Interactive Theatrical Adventure for Heroes of All Ages' (Saturday and Sunday) Children are expert improvisers, and in this inspired production they can use all that playtime experience with the help of adults who improvise professionally: the members of Freestyle Repertory Theater.

They and their respective partners, Jill Anna Kendrickk), a schoolteacher, and Chris Ron Livingstonn), a music producer, will soon learn that playtime is over, that couplehood is a vast but unstable edifice that can be shaken and even shattered — or, for that matter, defended valiantly by a single action.

But OpenFeint claims that PlayTime will keep games in play even if one gamer drops connection (GameTime apparently disconnects the entire game if one player loses connection).

Make it obvious that medicine makes a person well quickly, meaning that playtime can be resumed faster than without taking the medicine.

My only word of caution is that your "playtime" (ie, the period you have in which to blend the product before it sets) is limited – faff too long, and it streaks and blotches, but a swift application, area by area, is flawless.

How many old-timey chairs have you broken over a friend's back, hurting them badly enough that your playtime bar brawl has to end after the first direct hit?

Day Cares Local Day Care centers in search of field trip alternatives can select the Play Time for Kids as a destination that combines playtime with learning interactions.

Space constraints at home (" live upstairs [apartment], so it' s hard to have indoor playtime that won' t bother the neighbors downstairs", " not enough room to play") and concerns that " it is very easy for things to get broken inside the house", or neighbors " may not like the noise and mayhem [caused by active play]" were also common.

She discovered that a childhood playtime activity — bouncing on a trampoline — could do wonders for adults as well.