Sentence examples for which replay from inspiring English sources

There have been a variety of arguments and no-go theorems against this so-called semi-classical gravitational theory, most of which replay the kind of argument invoking violations of the uncertainty relations sketched above (see Eppley and Hannah 1977, and Page and Geilker 1981).

Trailing by eight, Utah pulled to 24-22 early in the third quarter on Booker's one-yard touchdown run, capping a sequence in which replay review led to three reversals, including the scoring play.

Click this button, and you will be able to select which replay you want.

After selecting the course, you will be able to choose which replay data you want to use.

But he appeared upset when Alfonzo was ruled safe, which replays verified.

Cano was clearly angry at the umpire's call, which replays seemed to show was incorrect, but he could have also been upset with himself.

The National League one-game playoff was determined by Matt Holliday's headfirst slide home on which replays showed he never touched the plate.

Later, William Hague's farewell conference speech was preceded by "Hague the movie" which replayed – among other greatest hits – his 1999 Commons suggestion that Tony Blair make Labour nominee Frank Dobson his "day mayor" and rival Ken Livingstone his "nightmare".

Arsenal appealed for handball against Figueroa as Van Persie looked to collect a chip into the Wigan box, but neither the referee nor his assistant were interested, which replays suggested they should have been.

Hardware that plays recorded music goes back a long way – even to the player pianos of the 1900s which replayed pianists' efforts by means of long rolls of punched paper.

The match went on with a stream of commentary that sounded familiar in its rhythms, if not its details — "Nice snipe there by Slacked!" "Ooh, Killa with the knife kill on Spacely!" — and each game came to a conclusion with the Round-Ending Killcam, which replayed particularly skillful moves in slow motion.