Sentence examples for combo play from inspiring English sources

Paul-to-Griffin for the dunk is maybe the most fun combo play by two athletes since Tom Brady to Randy Moss for the touchdown.

Combine the two to make an incredible combo play.

A combo plays with gusto, and the cast belts out the lyrics.

A Gerry Mulligan combo plays Johnny Mandel's insinuating jazz score - Sunday at 3 30 p.m. on TCM.

In the 1960 film "Where the Boys Are," an experimental combo plays several compositions by Mr. Rugolo, which the group's way-out leader, Frank Gorshin, dubs "dialectic jazz".

Sun Ra started off as a conventional jazzman, a sidekick to big bandleader Fletcher Henderson, then running his own combo playing stripjoints.

An Oklahoma City jazz combo played some of the tunes that Ellison and his schoolmates had danced to when they were younger.

Though his solo playing may make less use of so-called extended techniques than his combo playing does — the Village Vanguard engagement at which he played the piano's strings was a trio date — it will probably be no more predictable.

In the 1960s Horn led his own combo, played in Hollywood studio ensembles, and was the subject of the 1962 television documentary The Story of a Jazz Musician; his album Jazz Suite on the Mass Texts won a 1965 Grammy Award.

8pm: The ever-intrepid Jamie Jackson is in Hamburg and is getting quite excited by the sounds of it: "There's a live trash-pop combo playing from a crane to the home end here!" he gushes.

The most finished, "Nightclub in New York" (1947), shows his tendency to mix dream with raw actuality, in this case the spectacle of a zaftig woman performing a split, each leg held aloft by an ominous clown, as customers watch and a jazz combo plays in the background.