Sentence examples for loosely played from inspiring English sources

Funny stuff, loosely played.

This performance represents to me the sound of "Exile" in idealized form: a dark, dense, loosely played, semiconscious tour through American blues, gospel and country music, recorded in a basement in France.

The narrative itself is loosely played with, especially at the start, diverging down different avenues whilst vaguely seeking a chronological path (of sorts).

The World of New York reported on the game as follows: "The University of Michigan opened its football season here this afternoon by a loosely played game with the Michigan State Normal eleven.

Their identity is loosely established, having played a mere 27 games with Carmelo Anthony, and just 18 with Anthony, Amar'e Stoudemire and Chauncey Billups in the lineup.

— There was a little bit of everything in the first round of the season's last major championship, played — loosely speaking — Thursday at Oakland Hills.

Big bands mainly thrived on their compositions and arrangements (Henderson's were exemplary), whereas small groups usually played loosely, to put the musicians' solos front and center.

In a fidgety display, Hutton played loosely outside the off stump and missed four times in one Johnston over.

He played loosely outside the off stump to the first ball but did not get an edge, and on the third delivery he faced from Johnston, Edrich survived again.

This play (based only very loosely on Shakespeare) played well with the popular audience, but also with Jewish intellectuals who until this time had largely ignored Yiddish Theater, ending for a time the commercial dominance of operettas such as those of Horowitz and Joseph Lateiner.

It should also be played loosely, like a drinking song that might be hammered out on an out-of-tune piano in the corner of a smoky bar.