Sentences with phrase «plays off of»

Everything plays off of each other to make a stunning wall.

And for fun, BRB plays off of the millennial - era «away message» first popularized by AOL's Instant Messenger and that so many 20 - somethings have relied on throughout their social lives.

Activity Zones themselves are nothing new, but this new auto - detection plays off of Nest's vision abilities which were first added last year.

The way the light plays off of the back of this phone is just so sharp looking, it begs people around you to stop and ask you about your phone.

And so as an amateur connoisseur of counter-protest signs, I was quite impressed with the effort below that not only plays off of the infamous «God Hates Fags» signs, but also appears to have some biblical support:

Holding both a MFA from Hunter College and a PhD in Physics from Harvard, Smith's work plays off of contemporary trends in a clever way, highlighting technology's effect on all aspects of artistic production.

As visitors find their way to the spherical shapes at its center, a giant screen of fluctuating colors, titled Shapeshifting, plays off of the digitally planned landscape paintings executed in oil vertically and horizontally lining the walls.

The work on paper often plays off of a grid, evocative of an urban topography, made irregular by Morris's hand and the textural effects on the paper.

Taking it's title from the seminal early - feminist Virginia Woolf essay, «A Room of One's Own,» at Yancey Richardson Gallery through Aug. 21, 2015, plays off of that historical show, looking further inward not just at the process of experimenting in the studio, but at the space itself, as a muse and subject in the art of 12 contemporary photographers, including Anne Collier, Mickalene Thomas, and Laura Letinsky.

Here and Now showcases Scott's latest work which plays off of his graphic style of intricate typographic woodworks, colorful patterning and found object re-appropriation.

One of her pieces with the same title plays off of Gustave Courbet's painting, «Origin of the World,» which is a close - up view of a woman's genitals.

Like many of the artist's previous interdisciplinary conceptual projects, «Getting Ready» plays off of Olson's interests in concepts of evolution & transformation, training & readiness, online / offline life & practice, fan culture, and diaristic forms.

The game itself plays off of the metroidvania style of things, which to me is always welcome due to my love for Castlevania: Symphony of the Night Or Super Metroid.

Later, this plays off of another character, Usalia, who needs to eat curry all the time to avoid going berserk and getting herself killed.

An arcade shooter that plays off of procedural generation, you'll find countless levels, bosses and gameplay moments as you explore the wonderful world of Boss 101 and hunt down secrets galore.

The plays off of the pipeline construction are improved probability by the Canadian oil sands producers, a slight positive impact on Gulf Coast margins, and the construction and E&C companies involved.

The interior of the Ellure plays off of the idea of light and dark with an instrument panel covered in chrome - free leather and front seats covered with a black eco-suede utilizing recycled fibers.

Instead, 2049 plays off of the themes, plot, and characters of the 1982 movie without cannibalizing it or negating or retroactively ruining any of those elements.

Anthony Mackie's Adrian Doorbal is a nice sidekick, and Mackie plays off of Wahlberg very well.

Their arguments never feel manufactured, and Rudd plays off of them in a believable manner.

Leguizamo plays off of the knowledge of the voice - over by not giving us too much in his performance and instead plays it basic and subtle, and Sarsgaard personifies a cool assuredness.

Winstead nicely plays off of her nice - girl looks and demeanor — as she did in Smashed — but neither she nor Orser are well served by the script when the plot takes a turn for the nasty.

We do find out what happened to Dr. Shaw, and David — being the non-human that he is — is still «alive,» so it's great fun to see the ways that Fassbender differentiates the lookalike synthetics and plays them off of one another.

Bottom line: Robin Williams plays off of a flaming Nathan Lane with delicious understatement and anchors a farce that moves along at a brisk pace — with or without heels.

After all, the pairing of Firefist (Julian Dennison) and Juggernaut is a direct result of how Black Tom and his boys treat the young mutant and plays off of Wade's advice to him too.

What's so refreshing about Thomas Bezucha's The Family Stone is how it plays off of genre expectations and effortlessly switches back and forth between comedy, romance and tragedy.

I love the way it plays off of the dusty rose in my skirt and almost takes on a blush hue.

It plays off of my top well.

The cream cardigan goes well with the cream in the tank and plays off of the taupe boots.

This is a game that plays off of the players past experiences, which may be embarrassing, awkward, hilarious, or downright regretful.

To that end, Democrats are investing in the race with a TV ad that began airing over the weekend and plays off of the famous «Rocky» films.

I think he'll spend his career popping off huge plays off of minimal carries and having fans ask «why doesn't he get more touches??

Ground almonds and chocolate chunk make the cake; using bitter orange plays off of both of the bittersweet flavors.

Using acidic green tomatoes plays off of the honeydew melon's sweetness; add in jalapeño to tie everything together with some spice.

A smoky Romesco sauce plays off of lamb meatballs in this cozy winter dinner.

THE question in exodus plays off of this double meaning: will Israel «avad («serve») Pharaoh and his gods as slaves or will Israel «avad («worship») Yahweh as his people on Mt. Sinai.

The quotes and the pie charts play off of each other quite nicely, each providing separate but related information.

Instead, build a diverse team whose strength lies in its members» range of work experience, education and cultural backgrounds that play off of one another.

Let's face it: Filing your income tax is time - consuming and confusing, and scammers play off of the uncertainty that comes along with it.

You'll also get a controller that's nearly identical to the OG versions, with the added bonus that the console can play off of your television or laptop / PC.

I'm still learning how this interchange of communication and organization play off of one another, because they really do go hand - in - hand.

What's most encouraging for Walmart is how it managed both to get more shoppers into its stores (shopper traffic rose 1.2 %, while Target (tgt) suffered a drop) AND increase online sales, the Holy Grail in retail, proving its thesis that the digital and the physical must play off of each other for greater overall sales.

Entrepreneurs are faced with a unique opportunity to not only build innovative products but also to build companies that break the cycle and do not play off of fear, false superiority, or treating work as simply an exchange of labor for money.

We know how to play off of everyone's strengths and ensure our clients are fully serviced based on their needs and objectives by those who can best take on that role.

Further playing off of your talents and ideas, you can easily sell products online nowadays, too.

Ummm, no it was play off of the obvious fake refering to a cat, and making fun of Austin's «cat prophacy»

The Book of Mormon simply played off of above text, and added a huge serving of additional fantasy.

If your name is supposed to be a play off of the famous razor, it is spelled Occam.

Rather, he suggests features of such a theology by playing off of the strengths and weaknesses of his polar extremes.

His chronic weakness was one that played off of his strength.