Sentence examples for does play off from inspiring English sources

Plus it does play off everyone's personalities.

But it does play off of the notion that the consumer advocate's name and reputation are going to be tarred in the months ahead...

(1576; What Are You Saying, What Are You Doing?) plays off one group against another in a series of sympathetic exchanges culminating in a final chorus praising the constancy of the lovebirds.

You don't play off Walter Matthau!" I learned from that.

When she did play songs off of old releases, she stuck to uplifting anthems and R&B slow jams, avoiding hip hop almost completely.

Despite his eligibility, Morris was not selected for the Australian Services XI in 1945, something that baffled commentators, although he did play a one-off military match in 1943.

Make sure you clean your violin regularly, and when you're done playing, wipe off the violin and strings, and make sure you get under the bridge.

When he plays he doesn't just play off his knees, but off of his whole body.

Does this project play off a piece of existing work well?

Nevertheless, he said it was necessary to accept lucrative film parts if he and Miss Tandy were to do plays off Broadway at wages that barely paid for the car rental to get them to the theater, no less the food and the rent.

He is said to be able to unite the different factions, but has any figure done more to play off one against the other?