Usar "off-key" en una oración

1. Taking the can of beer she offered, I sat, trying to be witty and off-key with my conversation

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2. Instead he slumped in his chair, stared at the sky and sang off-key

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3. The latter sang off-key on purpose and Eugene and Leon may have performed duets because Clifford voice was so bad that the birds abandoned the neighborhood when he commenced singing

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4. At this point I should have rendered my off-key version of "Love For Sale" but I

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5. He threw his head back and shouted his off-key laughter, rhythmic shrieks counting

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6. It’s off-key and off-tempo, but it’s the best version of “Staying Alive” I’ve ever heard

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7. He braked hard, the squealing of the wheels interrupting the dawn chorus and bringing to a merciful end his off-key rendition of ‘Papa was a Rolling Stone’

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8. The tone was off-key, on edge

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9. The last thought made him think better of himself, for it had a certain poetic ring to it, and so he favored the girls with a loud and slightly off-key rendition of “The Wearin’ o’ the Green

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10. Each time I passed the carousel, the wild-eyed horses pumped up and down more frantically with each rotation, and the calliope seemed to pipe with greater frenzy, growing ever more off-key

11. Then Nicky resumes whistling an off-key version of “Right Back Where We Started From

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12. The laughing man broke into song, a slurring, off-key rendition of an old Afghan wedding song, delivered with a thick Russian accent:

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