Sentence examples for which were played out from inspiring English sources

The Old Course had 12 holes, 10 of which were played out and back, making for a 22-hole course.

Complementary lines of evidence are approached from an interdisciplinary perspective in order to identify distinct patterns of affiliation and differentiation which were played out by local agents.

The results, which were played out on a field of unambiguous distinction between the Democratic and Republican ideologies, would resonate in the future.

Till's murder brought considerations about segregation, law enforcement, relations between the North and South, the social status quo in Mississippi, the NAACP, White Citizens Councilss, and the Cold War, all of which were played out in a drama staged in newspapers all over the U.S. and abroad.

All of which was played out in real time.

It's just a big gag, which is played out with worryingly little in the way of comedy.

The resulting legal showdown – which was played out entirely in the public eye last summer – proved nasty and malicious, bringing out the worst in Silicon Valley's notoriously misogynist culture.

Pino Donaggio's vivid, sensuous, perversely jaunty musical score emphasizes the almost campy artifice of the drama, which is played out by actors who rarely seem to believe what they are saying.

Throughout the brutal war between him and Farrow, a scorched-earth campaign of unseemly primal betrayals on both sides which was played out in the tabloids in 1992 and 1993, Allen remained an omnipresent part of the culture's dreamtime.

The final part of Peter Jackson's trilogy culminates in a 45-minute conflict, which is played out at the bottom of the Lonely Mountain and sees a number of armies fighting for their right to the treasure of Erebor.

There is a connection between suspicion towards the corporatocracy which is played out through suspicion of the way the major theatres are funded and they way they make their decisions.