play back

A director like Wilson, willing to nurture a play back to life, is just what the later Tennessee needed then and is getting now.

He really thinks that under certain conditions he can play back to that eighty-two.

By the time that he had got his play back from the last manager he would have his novel ready for the first publisher.

But a play-back recorder named Al, and a picture-unscrambler named Gus were in closed-circuit relationship with Betsy.

Cardon put the disk in his pocket recorder and set it for play-back, putting the plug in his ear.

If he does not play back his chance of victory may disappear entirely at this bunker.