| The easiest way to increase carry off the tee is to widen your stance by moving your back foot an inch or so away from the target. |
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| There are very few actors who could carry off this film, with its sparse dialogue and total absence of voiceover. |
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| It is also proof that the simplest and most fundamental of tasks are the most difficult to carry off. |
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| I mean, he was wearing white palazzo pants and a purple velvet blazer, which is not a look that most men can carry off. |
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| Seaplanes land, lumber is hauled in, oil is pumped onto ships, and trailer-trucks and trains carry off loaded containers headed inland. |
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| They carry off mortals, most often children, if they are beautiful or otherwise exceptional, leaving a changeling behind. |
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| Very few domestic rooms have the proportions of a grand hall that are needed to carry off one of those huge wrought-iron chandeliers sporting fiercely flaming torches. |
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| Plus, I think I could carry off the pirate look, puffy shirt and all. |
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| Stories of angels, princes and princesses of far-away lands and fairy tales would certainly carry off children to a new world, where their imagination could take on wings. |
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| Rivers and streams provide water for crops and animals and also carry off surplus water. |
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| Many modern directors feel obliged to pose as anti-intellectuals, adopting a facade of stupidity they are unable to carry off with any conviction. |
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| Plus, I think I could carry off navy and luminous yellow with aplomb. |
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| Full of twitches and double-takes, he manages to undermine his usual screen assuredness enough to carry off moments of great hilarity without ever compromising his suavity. |
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| These special profiles were designed to carry off punctual occurring stresses uniformly into covering and base. |
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| For a century levees had been constructed and natural outlets closed until the Atchafalaya River was the only one left to carry off the Mississippi's floodwaters. |
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| The maximum value is defined by their ability to carry off the heat resulting from this overload. |
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| It has always been hard to believe that Bernie Madoff acted alone to carry off his labyrinthine conspiracy. |
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| While she has the hair, the face and the body to carry off a fitted purple silk sheath dress, I unfortunately look like a rugby prop forward in drag. |
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| The applicant points to the danger posed by that sewer and to its obvious insufficient capacity to carry off water. |
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| Who will carry off the national title and who will go through to the European final? |
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| She won nominations in four different categories, but failed to carry off awards in any of them. |
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| One must be sincere through and through, and that is harder to carry off because it involves actions and attitudes, not just words. |
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| Yet Scott manages to carry off all of these nuances with a solid sense of fantasy and formidable energy. |
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| Roof drainage systems are designed to carry off rainwater from the most intense rainfall that is likely to occur. |
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| Silinga said he thought the robbers used the wheelbarrow to carry off their loot as its tracks seemed headed in the direction of nearby Ntshabeni. |
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| You're more interested in a smarty who can carry off a decent convo. |
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| The use of an outside consultant was a deliberate choice to ensure neutrality, a fresh set of eyes and ears and the expertise to design and carry off the plan. |
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| They bring in and carry off organic material and nutrients. |
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| Floods range from deadly flash events that carry off people, livestock and property to slow inundations that can turn huge areas of land into shallow lakes. |
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| But with Facebook and Instagram, they're harder to carry off. |
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| Pirithous later helped Theseus to carry off the child Helen. |
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| The actors carry off this farce with the usual crude camp, semaphore gestures, shameless hamminess, and heavy ogling. |
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| Spieser says wind can carry off very small spray droplets. |
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| Several hundred kilometres away, at Moose Factory on the James Bay coast, measles and pneumonia combined during the winter and spring of 1900-01 to carry off more than 60 of the 600 or so people who traded at that post. |
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| These sublimings should be conducted near a flue with good draught, to carry off any fumes that may arise. |
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| In addition to this core group required to launch and carry off the event, a number of volunteers were recruited to assist during the seven days of Festival events. |
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| Sheet erosion, even if it generally does not carry off large volumes of soil, first washes away the soil's fine elements, which are often the most fertile. |
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| They feared lest passing souls, which had just quitted the bodies of dying people, should enter their huts and carry off the souls of the inmates to deadland. |
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| Hueil would often swoop down from Scotland to fight battles and carry off spoils, and during one of these raids, Hueil was pursued and killed by King Arthur. |
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| Some climbed the masts to unrig her, others rushed into the hold to get out the cargo, and numbers hurried to the cabin to carry off the lighter articles which it contained. |
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