ropey उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. There are indeed huge and comprehensive catalogs from which the dressings and furniture of faux-trad pubs can be bought : old adverts, engraved mirrors, stained glass, fake mahogany, ropey ironwork, distressed tables, expanded-polystyrene-backed plaster cornices and ceiling roses, and on, and on.
2. I like to play Age of Kings on my Windows 2000 PC . It's a ropey old thing, prone once every couple of months to spates of hanging or crashing, and it's very bad at running Age of Kings-it tends to freeze once in a while and spin the CD for ages.
3. The iPad truly is the ideal platform for adventure games . " BeefJack praised the PC version's, puzzles, story, characters, new content and interface, but stated that audiovisual quality of older scenes is noticeably " ropey ", that there are too many sliding tile puzzles, and that " the new jarring transition between old and new aesthetics lets it down ."
4. They wrote that " even if the performances range from rousing to ropey, watching the cult of Mozza in action still offers some unintended pleasures ", The " Birmingham Mail " generally praised the film, writing of its theatrical release, " This new film reveals his skills as a lyricist and the undeniable talent of a brilliant band, but is frustratingly one-dimensional ".
5. Commenting for The Independent, British comedian and writer Natalie Haynes asserted that Wikipedia shows the internet at its best, defending it against critics ( " Plenty of people dislike Wiki in principle . . . . In my experience, those people rarely visit the site, dismissing it entirely because they once found a ropey article " ) despite recalling some unencyclopedic content in early revisions of the article about herself some years ago.
6. A player can commit a violation by stepping onto his opponent's half of the pole, by catching and throwing the ball ( a " crossy " ), by touching the rope instead of the ball ( a " ropey " ), by hitting the ball twice before it has either circled the pole or been returned by the opponent or, in some variants, struck the pole ( a " double touchie " ).
7. "The Guardian " described it as " a spin-off too far ", with " clunky, lazy writing ", " ropey indeed . . . . an utterly cynical venture and a damning indictment of the lack of imagination at work in commissioning new drama, " going on to say that " given its patronising awfulness, SC9 actually damages the Spooks brand . " Discussing " The Guardian "'s opinion a year later, Adrian Hon ( who was responsible for the Liberty News website)
8. Eurogamer's Tom Bramwell scored the Xbox version 5 out of 10, calling the game " one of the most painfully average platform / slasher games in recent history . " He criticized the game for " some hideously ropey graphics, repetitive level design, dodgy pacing and far too many find-the-key routines . " He concluded " " The Hobbit " is a common-or-garden Maximo ", wrapped up in a five year-old's bedtime story version of one of the most popular fantasy books ever written.
9. The programme received relatively good reviews, with Shane Hegarty of the " Irish Times " describing the show as having gotten off " to a ropey start but improved as it went along . " Hegarty bemoaned the fact that the show was broadcast live as " it added nothing to the show apart from a weak caption competition for viewers and a distinct nervousness to the host . " An element of the programme which included audience participation was described as a " meek replication of Graham Norton's old routine . " The new chat show proved popular with audiences and, after the initial run of ten shows ended, another thirteen shows were commissioned thereby extending the first series.
10. For the most part, the game's cinematic, prerendered visuals were lauded; according to Philip Jong of Adventure Classic Gaming, " Cyberia " was " one of the first game titles to combine computer animations and Hollywood film technique to form visually stunning graphics and cut scenes . " Similarly, IGN stated that the " use of multiple camera angles, eerie soundtrack, detailed light-sourcing, and short, effective cut-sequences really pulls the player into the game . " Radion Automatic of " Sega Saturn Magazine " likewise commented that " the graphics remain stylistically constant pretty much throughout ( apart from the ropey anti-aircraft concept ), displaying solid-looking rendered characters and backgrounds in a cinematic enough fashion to carry the atmosphere . " Scary Larry of " GamePro " noted the " great polygon rendering and detailed backgrounds " of the Saturn version.