Sentence examples for put off playing from inspiring English sources
I put off playing Murray Perahia's Sony Classical CD of Chopin's 24 Études, nominated for a Grammy for best instrumental solo performance, until a few days ago.
Put off playing the game until you can get another plastic air ball or two in the backyard.
At five to eleven, I say, 'I've been putting off playing this for a whole hour but I've got to play it now.
I've been putting off playing Call of Duty 4 (I know, I know) so I can catch up on the rest of the last year's excellent crop of games (Bioshock, Crysis, Persona 3, Mass Effect), but literally everything I've heard about it has been positive, which is pretty rare.
But fortepianos were awful, the sound muffling all over the place when the hammer hit the keys, which put him off playing his beloved Mozart; and modern grands were unspeakable.
Unfortunately, many find other gamers kill their characters, steal from them, destroy their 'builds' or say cruel things – all of which put them off playing.
"When I was 17, I saw Derek Jacobi playing Hamlet; it was transcendent, but it didn't put me off playing Hamlet – it inspired me to play Hamlet".
It's probably hard for him now he plays there every week.' Does it put him off playing for a Spanish club?
I believe this story should be told to all children, like the cautionary tales recounted to put you off playing on railway tracks.
