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

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

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

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

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

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

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’

8. The tone was off-key, on edge

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

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

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