Sentence examples similar to be play off from inspiring English sources

Surely, I said, the factions could be played off against each other.

"We believed we could take the semi-final and be playing off for gold tomorrow.

This is racism's newest mutation--multicultural racism, where one ethnic group can be played off against another.

This is racism's newest mutation--multicultural racism, where one ethnic group can be played off against another..

By having multiple bidders, each bidder can be played off against the other to arrive at a favorable deal.

By having multiple bidders, each bidder can be played off against the other bidders to arrive at a favorable deal.

One could be "played off" or find the mic dead.

Suppliers are to be played off against each other.

Bette Midler took home her first competitive Tony and refused to be played off stage.

They should be play-off certainties and are one of the few teams capable of competing with LeBron James' Cleveland Cavaliers for a berth in the Finals.

Detroit's season is disintegrating fast Every year in the NFL, fans of at least one franchise will watch their team go from a pre-season pick to be play-off contenders or Super Bowl hopefuls to the laughing stock of the league with next to no chance of a post-season berth.