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• Save the melody, the rest all play to the gallery all the way.
• I do not intend to lecture or play to the gallery.
• He plays to the gallery, sometimes to his detriment.
• Taran Adarsh wrote " Aftab plays to the gallery and gives a good account of himself.
• While Woods is not a golfer to play to the galleries, he clearly was feeling better.
• He plays to the gallery, tosses golf balls to spectators and even pauses for the occasional photo.
• I won't play to the gallery.
• He plays to the gallery, but rules by fear, much like a latter-day incarnation of an ancient tribal chieftain.
• Koh said the forum was closed to the media so that 60-odd participants would " not play to the gallery ".
• We hope Commissioner Bud Selig resists the temptation to play to the gallery of die-hard Rose fans and lets the banishment stand.
• But this would require substance, not symbolism, and when it comes to substance about race and poverty, both parties would rather play to the gallery.
• All the buzz Saturday was about Tanaka, a 5-foot-5 bundle of laughs who plays to the gallery and can mimic the swings of nearly two dozen players.
• Asked about this in an interview Sunday afternoon, Blinder said, " I am not going to play to the gallery and I'm going to say what I think ."
• One way it's commendable that the makers didn't try to make many changes since the remake features popular stars such as Daggubati and Pawan, who usually play to the gallery.
• Dr . Kouchner would not deny that he plays to the gallery; nor is it his fault that he is handsome and dashing; nor that his wife, Christine Ockrent, is a famously glamorous former TV newscaster, now magazine editor.
• Though not much of a preacher, being a bit wooden and rather reluctant to play to the gallery, he is a trenchant writer, with some 150 books and pamphlets to his name ( and some 15 million copies sold ).
• A critic from Sify described it as a " potpourri of commercial mass masala not mixed in the right proportion ", going on to conclude : " An old-fashioned entertainer that plays to the gallery, Alex Pandian is exaggerated and formulaic ".
• Writing in the Washington Post, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said that " instead of assuming the mantle of President Truman's leadership role in inspiring the structure of the post-World War II world, Clinton decided to play to the gallery ."
• Whatever his real views, Clark enjoyed praise and celebrity, and since he was now getting it mainly from the left he tended to play to the gallery in his public statements . " He was more popular and newsworthy,'the best guru in the business,'as Geoff Serle put it in 1974 ".
• Regarding his character, Ekta Kapoor stated, " This role requires him to play to the gallery, provoke claps, laughs, and whistles and I know he can pull it off because Naseer is the Shah of all actors ", while Luthria added, " Expect a man who unabashedly enjoys the flesh of women ".