How To Use off-key In A Sentence
- The brass band plays off-key.
- Behind her, Darren sang along in his husky, happy, off-key voice. AN OLDER WOMAN
- She sang two lines of Je Ne Regrette Rien in an off-key voice. THE IMAGE OF LAURA
- The actor's performance is horridly off-key - his screaming antics would be more appropriate for a cartoon villain.
- What made it fun was that we would yell - rather than sing the songs – deliberately off-key . Sometimes we would use cartoon voices.
- How lovely and strange the gangly spires of trees against a thickening sky as you drive from the library humming off-key?
- She croaks, squeaks, howls, and whines her way through the role, nearly always off-key and most horrid.
- Allegedly, because of the lip-synch-proof demand from organizers of SF Gala in recent years, some actors decided to quit the Gala due to their singing-off-key during the rehearsal.
- Eyes closed, she danced with the woman in her memory, slipping into her own off-key hum to accompany her steps when the words failed her. Healing the Highlander
- He wouldn't go to sleep and I'd just go from one song to the next in this flat, off-key voice.
