Sentence examples for off for some jazz from inspiring English sources

Then it was off for some jazz at L'Archiduc (Rue Antoine Dansaert 6) and finally a hearty tagine at the cosy Kasbah restaurant (Rue Antoine Dansaert 20).

When he turned off some jazz, a couple of students shouted "more," and Mr. Corigliano obligingly turned it back on.

"He definitely loved the smoother gigs, like singing with Neko or vamping off some jazz standards with Jon Rauhouse".

Then it was back to the South End for some jazz.

Off for some Polish libation.

Ben Ellman, on tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone or harmonica, huffed out the melody lines like a precise one-man horn section, yet his solos could take off for the free-jazz streaks and hoots of the World Saxophone Quartet.

Has completed brief suite called "Circus Days" written for Paul Whiteman, some jazz in it.

The block of 10th Street between First and Second Avenues will be closed off for the bluegrass and jazz bands scheduled to perform while fire eaters, stilt walkers and jugglers roam.

We had a benefit concert here for P.S. 8 with some jazz musicians.

But, oh, they had enough money for some original jazz (by Andy Cohen).

The technocrats are not troubled by this; for some reason, jazz and classical get a pass.