Sentence examples for harmony off from inspiring English sources

"Then, each dancer creates harmony off of that.

But for those of us who do want the Bucs to succeed on the field, and have harmony off the field, this already feels like an unsalvageable season.

Looking back on the series, Mark Bozon of IGN concluded: "Still Harmony of Dissonance shows off some decent visuals as an in-between, mid-generation game, and paved the way for GBA's strongest Castlevania title, Aria of Sorrow".

To be fair the harmonies were off and the style was lacklustre – far too generic.

Cultural attributes most strongly correlated to group performance included those related to attitudes about organizational hierarchy, organizational harmony, trade-offs between future and current needs, and beliefs about how much influence individuals have on their fate.

It's not just the boy-girl harmonies, pulled off perfectly by Rik Flynn and Clare Szembek, that date them, but their bouncy pop songs filled with fleshy choruses and packed with hope.

"I've seen bands turn up to some pretty big gigs with the whole set pre-loaded onto a laptop as a one hour-long stereo file, then play a few notes on a synth or guitar while the laptop does the hard work, or the frontman sings along to 18 perfectly tuned vocal harmonies coming off a computer," claims Willgoose, on the Q magazine website.

Police sirens wail like banshees or sing "in the off-key harmony of a manic-depressive choir".

Soon the Harmony of the Seas is off to the Mediterranean.

"Wander" demonstrates the band's impeccable ability to layer without overwhelming, pairing infectious vocal harmonies with off-time claps.

Now the hope from the supporters is a return to harmony on and off the field, whoever is left standing at the end of the battle.