The interplay between the two is like musical telepathy.
There's an urgent need to understand the interplay between the two different sectors.
The interplay between the two men, with deft comic timing, is quite funny early on, but things grow heavy-handed.
That gulf between life and art, and the interplay between the two, has itself been a deepening source of the show's dramatic tension.
Informed by the director Harold Scott's grasp of the play's chameleon-like aspects, the interplay between the two actresses is full of dazzling shifts.
Despite nine candidates on stage before a rowdy audience in Orlando, the interplay between the two men dominated the debate, with both accusing the other of changing their positions.
The scene in the toilet with the Topic bar, the pound coin and the kid was a bit predictable, but the interplay between the two was ticklish - "This isn't Sunnydale.
In his speeches and testimony since he became Fed chairman in 1987, Greenspan has done a very good job of explaining his view of what is happening in the economy and financial markets and on the interplay between the two.
And there in the background, facilitating the interplay between the two, is the great fast travel system, which lets you gather resources for a mission without having to drive around for hours in a jeep.
The interplay between the two stories gives Gelbart rich scope for a string of pastiche Chandlerisms: "only the floor," says Stone, encountering a seductive blonde, "kept her legs from going on for ever".
But the interplay between the two senators, both well known and both with compelling personal narratives and a knack for infuriating their own parties' bases, could determine the tone of the 2008 presidential race and make it less personally vicious than the last two campaigns.
