Sentence examples similar to vivid games from inspiring English sources

In their near-carceral isolation, broken only by occasional errands — particularly a trip by Fattahi and her grandmother to her late grandfather's grave — and visits from neighboring women for a remarkably vivid game of cards, the three women are visited by the Syrian past, in the form of home videos of popular movies from bygone years, of recordings of older generations' popular songs.

And maybe it does: some players evidently compose their own guidebooks for that vivid, ugly game, offering hundreds of pages of tactical tips and strategic advice.

A few television technicians made the same kind of noises children make when playing a particularly vivid video game, while the writers in the back room mostly watched in silence.

Tebow's ascent nationally is due in great part to his evangelical Christian faith, which is on vivid display during games.

Political tensions and cultural differences have long provided a vivid backdrop for the Games, and NBC expects that tradition to continue next year in Sochi, Russia.

A bigger priority is making the game more vivid.

The game's vivid, rhythmic language adds to the attraction.

One of my earliest memories of Sachin Tendulkar — and memories of Sachin are always very vivid — was an exhibition game in Pakistan.

Naturally, Lopez's most vivid memory of the game was Carl Hubbell's dominating stretch in which he struck out Ruth, Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, Al Simmons and Joe Cronin.

That would seem to be different from using microphones in an effort to make the game more vivid for viewers; the Knicks' intent was to benefit one of their players — Anthony.

His most vivid memory of that game, he said this week, was of seeing the Giants' longtime punter Jeff Feagles crying tears of joy because he had finally made it to his first Super Bowl.