If you are one of those smug individuals, well played.
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But it's such a small quibble with Lauren's well-played move.
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I found myself nodding along, as if to well-played music.
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But "Play" more deeply entails interrogating how music is, well, played.
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The game against Johns Hopkins was well played and taut throughout.
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It was a disappointing loss after a couple of well-played games.
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A classic matchup inside of an otherwise well-played game all around.
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Well played, but hopefully he doesn't call someone's QB a "dumpster fire" next.
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Stefani's little prank may have been well-played, but not everyone appreciated it.
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" Well played... And this from Zucker: "Oh, how we love that First Amendment!
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" Responses to the Instagram post ranged from "well played" to "ya got me.
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This extraordinary design element was an immediate draw and super interesting — well-played, Crocs.
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His drama with Scaramucci was well-played, even by Washington standards, to be sure.
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After intermission Mr. van Zweden led an emphatic, well-played account of Brahms's First Symphony.
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Kim Jong Un's weak hand is ultimately a losing hand, no matter how well played.
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So tonight we moved it, played well, played inside out, and everything came way easier.
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And it's so well directed [by exec producer Greg Nicotero] and it's so well played out.
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Still, it's hard even for a well-played, vibrant performance like this one to stand apart.
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Keep it simple, even a well-played GIF could hold the answer to this complex problem.
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It was well-played out during an exhaustive Republican primary and during a heated general election.
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Artists like Amy Grant, Steven Curtis Chapman, and Jaci Velasquez were well played on our CD players.
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"I thought this was a very well-played close game against two very good teams," McLellan said.
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Incorporate Chill Accessories A few well-played accessories work to keep this maxi-dress look daytime-friendly.
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Gordon will appear in the film as well — played by Nadji Jeter, of the Grown Ups films.
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He's still not quite in Prince Harry's class when it comes to partying, but well played, Wills.
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This division matchup will probably have a lot of passing yards and very little well-played football.
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One was a Rameau favorite, the Gavotte and Six Doubles, well played by the harpsichordist Jory Vinikour.
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High-level chess usually results in a draw, and a well-played game reflects well on both players.
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Twitter was impressed, of course, and the reactions are almost as amazing as the well-played rat expulsion.
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Well Played: Miley Cyrus trolled the internet with an Instagram photo of her wearing a "Hemsworth" T-shirt.
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It's quite the rise for an ordinary guy who, well, played an ordinary guy-turned-president on television.
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"I think we played extremely well, played together, rebounded the ball well," Chicago guard Jimmy Butler told reporters.
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Cal is certainly better than Hawaii, but this won't be the most well-played game you've ever watched.
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I think there is a lot of discipline on that record, but also straight-up, beautiful, well-played music.
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The third quarter was a debacle; that was very poorly played by us and really well played by them.
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"A Life Well Played: My Stories," rocketed up the best-seller list on Amazon to crack the top 50.
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It's a super well-thought-out, well-played kind of record, and I think it turned out really well.
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The next morning, Johnson was overheard telling Macron his handling of the "difficult" dinner was "bien joué" -- well played.
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It's all quite the rise for an ordinary guy who, well, played an ordinary guy-turned-president on television.
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There are two other Bosleys as well, played by Patrick Stewart and Djimon Hounsou: I guess it's a code name.
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He was the writer of The Well-Played Game, a 1978 analysis of fun and how we have it together.
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It appears the whole charade was a prank, but also a way to promote her song "Deja Vu." Well played.
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It would be foolish to write off the Patriots after this loss to Philadelphia in an extremely well-played game.
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Yet it also had many innings of less memorable but just as important and well played baseball by both teams.
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It's hard to have an intellectual debate with a song, which White is well aware of, so well-played Jack White.
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Well-played, KJ. We applaud your use of personal style and poise to fight back instead of, you know, Snapchat or something.
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Doctor Strange is interesting enough on his own to carry his own film, and well-played enough to keep us compelled throughout.
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For the most part, the characters in Bloodline, though well-played, fall into very broad types that aren't terribly new or different.
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"I felt like I started out really well, played really strong in the first set and just building on that," she said.
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That toll was not just mental and emotional, but physical, and it wore on his wife as well (played by Anne Hathaway).
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So far, we are getting what we were hoping for: a well played, high octane game between the two best teams in the country.
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The tight, well-played match at Court Philippe Chatrier between Mladenovic and Serena Williams was suspended when a thunderstorm arrived before second-set tiebreaker.
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Even if we aren't treated to a postseason sequel, though, this one was as well-played and hard-fought as regular-season ball gets.
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They met in Boston last night and the game was a well-played late-arriving Christmas gift attended by your humble VICE Sports blogger.
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None of the others have been blowouts, but none have gone down to the wire, either, and many of them were not especially well-played.
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If that was intended to be an illustration of the excerpt on the part of Team CR, then that was quite subtle and well played.
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A plaid shirt in linen is breezy enough for rising temperatures and still has that whiff of teenage moodiness so well played in the series.
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The Syracuse-UConn six-overtime game might end up as the craziest game of all-time, but it wasn't as well-played as this one.
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In the middle of these very well-played chess moves, we have yet another adversarial tête-a-tête, this time between Bryan and Sacker (Condola Rashad).
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The Beşiktaş striker's first takedown touch to deaden the long ball was extremely well played, but nothing compares to his second touch, which was truly inspired.
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Hickey's OT goal lifts Islanders past Flames NEW YORK — For the New York Islanders, squeaking out a flawed victory sure beats suffering yet another well-played defeat.
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By the way, well played Tristan Harris, for starting by preaching the addictive effects of new technologies and transforming into a new age guru for lapsed technologists.
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But one particular joke was the president recounting some of the highlights of that season's 'Apprentice' in the context of, you know, leadership and, well played, sir.
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"You go up and down the list it was a really well-played game offensively, defensively and for the most part, pitching," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said.
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The main object of that ambivalence is Rex Walls, a big-talking, big-dreaming ne'er-do-well played with the usual guile and gusto by Woody Harrelson.
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There will inevitably be other controversies (both real and manufactured) triggered by his record and remarks, though I suspect the McKinsey matter is pretty well played out.
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And, despite a few minor hiccups, the music was well played by the Kennedy Center Orchestra, with the American, but Russian-trained, conductor Gavriel Heine shaping it lusciously.
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Well played.) Like hairstylist Jen Atkin (and the immensely popular Ouai hair-care brand) before her, Bonelli announced her plans to branch out with her own makeup line.
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In the quest to monetize the human's unnatural desire to stare at a screen, Snapchat's Bob Marley face-swapping was a well-played move by the rising company.
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Director James Mangold (who also helmed "The Wolverine" and worked on the script) provides some clever nostalgic touches and well-played moments, thanks largely to Jackman and Stewart.
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Well played, JD. We ran into the singer Wednesday hours after Instagram deleted his famous underwear pic by a pool in Bali -- the very definition of living large.
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After the episode aired, Pitch star Mark-Paul Gosselaar shared another mostly-nude photo, this time from the two actors who play the team's crotchety coaches: Well played, Pitch.
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In England, where the news media and the public are not known for treating defeat with an attitude of "Well played, boys," the knives came out in a hurry.
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A health-food magnate was inspired by a particularly well-played high school girls' baseball tournament to provide a league for the most talented of those to continue playing.
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The championship game earlier this month between North Carolina and Villanova on TBS was well played and exciting, featuring the first buzzer-beater in a title game since 1983.
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St. Louis Children's Hospital just sent 200 Build-A-Bear bears to Boston Children's Hospital, as what they say is a thank you for a Stanley Cup tournament well-played.
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Speaking of Cam: his little beard thing—if what he's going for is the look of a person who has perpetually dipped his chin in a bubble bath, well played!
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Back at his hotel room between rounds, Saunders will read a few more pages of "A Life Well Played," Palmer's best-selling memoir, which was published two weeks after his death.
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So my central message is always a lesson that I learned too late in life, which is that happiness and joy are not rewards at the end of a life well played.
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Well played, Moon Visible across the continental United States (provided clouds didn't spoil your local party), the August 21st eclipse was the first of its kind for the country since way back in 1918.
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He's helped by an underling, Karl Angermann (a fictional character, well played by Ronald Zehrfeld), who begins to doubt his assignment once he learns that capturing Eichmann involves leaking information to Israel and the Mossad.
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It complicates her relationship with her father (well-played by Mykelti Williamson), and it changes her feelings about her former colleagues, who'd met her brother multiple times yet apparently didn't have any qualms about killing him.
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The title of Arnold Palmer's final memoir that's due out in a few weeks is called A Life Well Played, which couldn't be more appropriate, especially now in light of his passing Sunday at age 87.
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On Monday, supporting roles were well played at every level, though the villain Rothbart (his human persona vividly played by Marcelo Gomes, his monstrous alter ego by Roman Zhurbin) undermines the drama rather than deepening it.
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If this show is really about the admittedly naïve belief that comedians and storytellers who excavate their own lives for material will tell us something like the truth (told you I was credulous), then well played.
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Three of the kids (well played by Zoe Colletti, Gabriel Rush and Austin Zajur) are classic nerds, united against the usual high-school bullies, while a fourth (Michael Garza) comes into their company harboring his own secret.
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Fallon: The thing I like best about Stephen King books is the relationships he sketches between people, and the relationship between Chambers and the non-Gunslinger adults in his life is nicely drawn and well-played, I thought.
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I feel like when I'm taking care of myself at night and I'm going to bed all dewy from my nighttime products, it makes me feel like I'm honoring myself and like it was a day well played.
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In my book, Well Played: The Ultimate Guide to Awakening Your Family's Playful Spirit, I provide grownup readers with a meditation and worksheet to help them re-discover the things that sparked the most playfulness within themselves when they were kids.
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While we have yet to see people take advantage of the green screen in many other sports, there was also this well-played juxtaposition of Olympic weight lifting with a cheering audience from what looks like a theater in the 1950s.
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This is exciting, no question, but it means that swaths of music come across as assiduously rehearsed and well played but, at the same time, disinterested; efficient; lacking in mood, color, grand dramatic arc; waiting for the next loud climax.
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" The statement concluded, "I know that she was frustrated about the way the match played out, but the way she stepped up after the final and gave full credit to Naomi for a match well-played speaks volumes about who she is.
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A slow baseball game allows me the opportunity to meditate between pitches, compose my soul with the personnel changes on the field, calm my feelings with foul balls and intentional walks, and generally muse about life, its vicissitudes and joys, throughout a well-played game.
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But if it comes down to the wire, if it is a game that's well-played and fluid and encapsulates the sheer fun of a season that felt like a bit of a renaissance, then it could matter almost as much as that 1985 game did.
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With only one change in the lineup — Peter Wiley replaced Mr. Soyer, who was a decade older than the others, in 873 — the group performed and recorded for the next 45 years, appearing all over the world and introducing countless concertgoers to the beauties of a well-played quartet.
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Similarly, while most of the conversation about the 2016 Federal Election continues to revolve around headline-grabbing events such as reported hacking attempts and alleged voting irregularities, the 85033 EAVS data gives the full picture of the many lesser noticed but essential parts of a well-played season.
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Stay tuned, I will have a major announcement in the near future - Kid Rock In all likelihood, the Kid Rock for Senate website is a well-played viral marketing campaign that builds upon a somewhat long tradition of famous entertainers teasing political runs or being put forth by their fans as possible candidates.
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For those who didn't spent the '70s reading X-Men comics, the bones of the story hinge on Jean Grey (again well played by "Game of Thrones'" Sophie Turner), an enormously powerful mutant who has grown up under the tutelage -- and indeed, control -- of Xavier, who has sought to curb her potentially dangerous abilities.
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Mindhunter's just-the-facts take on the early days of FBI profiling is absolutely mesmerizing, for how it explains the modern history of American crime-fighting and for how the straight-laced hero (well-played by Broadway star Jonathan Groff) follows his intellect and instincts to the doorsteps of some of recent history's real-life monsters.
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In a final scene that is eerily reminiscent of the video footage of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald's killing by the Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke in 2014, this "Native Son" does not feel like a movie making up for lost time, but rather one that we know too well, played on repeat, with limited justice in sight.
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Worth a read among the traditional cozies: Barbara Early's MURDER ON THE TOY TOWN EXPRESS (Crooked Lane, $26.99), set in a toy shop called Well Played and drolly featuring a murder based on pediophobia, the fear of dolls; Wendy Tyson's SEEDS OF REVENGE (Henery Press, cloth, $31.95; paper, $1906), a "greenhouse mystery" that finds chickens and goats and babies frolicking among the exotic love potions concocted at Merry's Flowers & Shrubs; and Maggie McConnon's BEL, BOOK AND SCANDAL (St.
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Paranormal Activity's underdog production history and amazing grassroots success were so similar to The Blair Witch Project's that it was uncanny, but where Myrick and Sanchez initially bungled their good fortune by signing off on a very bad sequel (Blair Witch: Book of Shadows, which dropped the mock-doc conceit and put nothing in its place), Peli parlayed his very well-played original idea into a series of mostly enjoyable sequels, especially Paranormal Activity 3, which was set in the 1990s—in the same period as the original Blair Witch Project—and uses the reduced technological capacities of the era to its advantage (including a great set piece involving an oscillating fan).
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