Sentence examples for play out of from inspiring English sources

Then music starts to play "out" of the table, like it's a speaker.

You can't play out of the rough".

"It was difficult to play, out of character for us.

The film will play out of competition at the festival.

You can't play out of the bunkers, and you can't much play out of the rough unless you get lucky.

2. The goalkeepers, for the most part, play out of the back.

He really wants us to play out of the back more.

"Everybody has had to muck in and occasionally play out of position," said James Scowcroft.

Many of those schools admit postgraduates, and barely play out-of-conference schedules, making a league-to-league comparison difficult.

Conversation concerned the role in the play; out-of-town tryouts, the audiences.

Comparative studies of building conditions, rates of children's play out-of-doors and resident walking could reveal a relationship between residential conditions and physical activity.