play off造句

Leeds and Liverpool play off tomorrow.

Smith and peters will play off next week.

Leeds and Liverpool will play off their tie tomorrow.

Matchmaker, you Is it right? The red line I play off?

a and B are going to play off for the victory.

In the hustle and bustle, to settle a complex heart, Yingying floating world, play off the dust, indifferent life.

Polished concrete, glass, polished ebony and stainless steel surfaces play off each other, bringing texture and lightness to the spaces.

If they front him or play off the passer, you have the option to run a dribble entry.

In his second season, and able to play an enormous part in the playoffs so far - able to play off the ball as a role-player, but able to step it up and be the "star" once Ming went down.

With the exception of Roy Keane's blistering first-half strike, which crashed back into play off the woodwork, neither team really deserved to score a goal.

Watts is convinced that chimpanzees notice and predict the actions of others, that they play off each other and may appear to coordinate their actions.

Works of artists like Alexander Calder and Ellsworth Kelly play off well against the curves, but the space overwhelms anything small, delicate, or highly detailed.

a good man, a man holding religious office, as does the Abbé Busoni, could not condescend to deceive or play off a joke; but your excellency has not read all."