Sentence examples for to playing off from inspiring English sources

Everything from grip, to playing off sloped lies, to advanced tips.

I'm not sure Milner is best suited to playing off the lone striker.

The new entertainers, in addition to playing off on these searches after identity, attempted to gain the good will and regard of their audiences by revealing — or, anyway, acknowledging — their "real selves".

It will take time to adjust to playing off the back foot, against hostile pace, and she will need to learn to build an innings after sustained exposure to limited-overs cricket.

Scheyer leads the nation with a 4.8-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio, and when guarded by smaller point guards he will work off the ball, and take advantage of defenders not used to playing off the ball..

In addition to playing off of the notion of historical illegitimacy of the pro-western (and anti-Sunni Islam) governments of Iraq and Syria, the Islamic State has created a de facto Sunni-Shi'a sectarian conflict that, in and of itself, serves as a rallying cry for many of its recruits, undermining the legitimacy of any Sunni Arab country that joins in the anti-ISIS fight.

He's someone to play off and make movements.

HILL: He gives me a lot to play off of.

"With his quickness, people have to play off of him.

In that tough competition, she figures to play off guard.

"We all want to have a good running game to play off".