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Sentence Examples Mickey now says that once he has paid off his debts, he will try to lose all the weight and re-enter Hollywood through the back door. Use a hinged damper weather hood to prevent backdraft and place it at least 12 inches off the ground. The tasting room has a glorious view of shining Lake Mendocino, set off by the dusty chaparral all around. The front part is used for carving the lines and the back end for scratching off whole areas. The fishing on all of the islands seems best in the summer months, peaking and then tailing off before the back end of the season. Once changed we set off over the fell with the rain thankfully absent for the time being. Food was scarce and money flooded off the presses. 476 million rubles were printed in April, one billion in July. In these efforts, and much more, our Congress has signed off on massive, tectonic legislation without so much as a moment's pause. The variations cluster around the theme like chapels leading off a chancel. It feels much more like the scattergun frenzy of a man with things he wants off his chest. A further discovery is that some abattoirs strip the back fat off the carcass before weighing it and this is definitely not an approved practice. It appeared to gather speed and then veered off to her right and out of her view. If you set a snowball off down a hill it will gather speed and momentum and that's what's happened here. Under the Ottomans they lived in tekkes or lodges, which were similar in nature to monasteries, and lived off alms. He said that when he arrived on the scene at 2.46 pm a crowd of youths had gathered around the southern edge of the lagoon, off Northfield Lane. It would be stupid to write him off as a back number on the strength of that Kempton run alone. The Englishman is the backmarker in the field, running off three metres in the famous 110m handicap sprint. The air ambulance, which was already in the area, was first on the scene and landed on the road after police closed it off. Morning at the girls apartment came with a hurried rush of alarm clocks going off, hair being dried, and granola bars being scarfed down. The sporting entertainment kicked off early in the day as crowds gathered around large TV screens to watch the World Cup final. Show More Sentences His bellow echoed through the air, sending what could have passed off for large dogs scattering in all directions. Later today I head off to the airport for the tedious flight back to Europe. Despite overcast skies, the rain held off and the day was enjoyed by all who attended. Turning off the teevee, or limiting it to specific shows, specific times, may help, too. I entered the low overcast at about 1000 feet and broke out at 2000 feet, levelled off and recorded the first readings. You're probably better off experimenting with loft angles, low-spinning balls and longer tees to get the ideal trajectory. Some supporters were in high spirits, singing as they clutched their beer, but the event passed off without trouble. Die there and you will be removed immediately to the chapel of rest and for a week, then whisked off to the crematorium. An injured climber walked for a mile over rocky terrain after falling off a cliff and breaking his arm and foot. Batting in softball, teeing off in golf and hitting a forehand in tennis also require the type of muscle conditioning provided by this exercise. Then my endorphin rush wore off and I hightailed it home, groaning in pain. In June last year a gang foiled high-tech security and made off with a haul of priceless antiques. One thing that really tees me off about the tournament, especially in the early rounds is you can't watch the game that you really want. When the television cameras were turned off she pulled out a small camera and asked to be photographed with the man of the moment. He shows off for friends by sneaking out the key and getting himself out of handcuffs, even when he's manacled behind the back. Desperate for the off, they pawed the ground, bared their teeth and sank their fangs into each other's necks. So hard was the rain teeming down on Friday that play on the famous golf course was called off before 3pm. If dethatching is required, use an iron rake or a thatch rake to cut through and rake off thatch, and to scarify the surface. But this bear market is likely to turn off a lot of first-time investors who already have a glut of mutual funds to choose from. Pulling aside the curtains, she stepped out with the teeny tiny shirt hanging off her teeny tiny frame. Show More Sentences With her strong, well-defined eyes and scarlet lips, she looks quite stunning, but it is an uncompromising look that not everyone can pull off. Incidentally I've tipped off the Head Offices of such shops telling them their manageresses are no good, but nothing gets done. Obviously, attacking off first phase ball is best but we over complicated things at times. By then the mortgage on the house she owns in Whitby will not be paid off but will be reduced to a manageable size. He pushed them both into the fountain while they were still teetering off balance. I watched it as it teetered back and forth, threatening to fall off in a most ungraceful fashion. My Baby's Lost has the most interesting of the beats on the record, with Eamon's showing off the finer points of his high-toned voice. Judges are often bought off and the country's massive bureaucracy is riddled with layers of corruption involving endless backhanders. When worn off the court, high-top sneakers suggest a younger, more relaxed look. Mark stepped off of the train, his eyes slightly drooping, and his black high-tops dragging behind him on the floor. In just over a month the area was evacuated and the village literally vanished off the map. Police were quickly on the scene when the day centre's alarm went off at 12.30 pm on Sunday. The high-ups are completely bought off, and they'd snuff out any movement against these guys. Agresti remains true to his diminutive hero, never breaking off from his point of view in an attempt to over-complicate the drama. He then pulled off an upset when the overconfident incumbent barely set foot in the state during the election. He was landed off the coast of Clare by a German submarine and was subsequently arrested. When the faint tinkling of forks on china started to subside, I polished off the last few golden drops and headed back into the gathering. The characters in both the novel and film are very two-dimensional topped off by a smug happy ending which feels empty. Mr Curry said Avoca Street and Steindle Road were also flooded, but the water subsided quickly and they were not closed off. Some the stems of the flowers seem too weak to support the flower, so they bend over and sometimes break off. Show More Sentences I joined a hunger strike at Northwestern and subsisted on liquids for almost a week, but went off it when I almost fainted. An Amherst student steps off the elevator in hiking boots showing signs of a recent hike and disappears into rows of cubicles. He would bowl six overs, take wickets and get taken off because he was so unfit. She stepped off the sidewalk and swung one leg over his motorcycle, hiking her dress up high enough to sit comfortably. Swinging her leg off the black, leather seat, she meekly pulled down her skirt which had hiked up to her upper thighs. Basically it's two hours of endless fun and hilarity capped off with about fifteen minutes of Baumbachian pathos and sincerity. The paint is based on a toxic substance called isocyanates which gives off hazardous fumes. When burnt, charcoal gives off carbon monoxide which can kill in a confined space. His Tiny Tots dahlias are unique in that they give off a pleasant scent, something dahlias just don't do. If the costs run past the draw, I'm to pull the overage from the profits off that high-risk account. The long planks of timber fell off the truck to the left, knocking down a telegraph pole and felling telephone lines in the area. Dip in to any part of the page and it's like lifting a rock off a hill of sleaze. We talk to another general, this one surprisingly overdressed, who briefs us off the record. He then followed up with a fourth place in the hill climb and a further second place in the 15-mile time trial which rounded off the series. When the bank's charge drops below a certain level, the pump is shut off and the system resumes charging the batteries from the wind's energy. I sat channel-surfing, trying to find something to take my mind off of the possibilities. What they were successful in doing was setting off enough explosive charges to demolish the entire cavern. By the way, the motor driven door, the LCD display and the luminescent backlighting keep working even when the system is off. The manciple accuses the cook of being drunk, and the cook falls off his horse after giving the Manciple a dirty look. Up late on Friday but in time to run a quick meeting then off to the Woodlands Golf Club for the IBM Social Golf Club day. Show More Sentences No doubt West Bromwich substitutes will summon players off the pitch, take their preferred place on the field and send off the referee. A meal in the morning boosts your energy and brainpower, say experts, and can ward off mood swings and overeating later in the day. I decided to come off the bench in the second half but left it so late because I couldn't single out one player who deserved to be substituted. Set off on a scavenger hunt on the beaches of Morecambe and collect as many items washed up on the shore as possible from 1.30 pm. Two days earlier we had set off from the serenity of the Mirik Lake resort, a small hill station near Darjeeling, for the trip to Sandakphu. On Monday they will head off to explore the extensive network of ancient trails and bridleways that cross the valleys and hilltops. She was taking off her himation so that she could rewrap it around her head once more. Her arms were scraped and her himation had torn off and her peplos was tearing. And then they are off again, singing and repeating the chant over and over. During the Ming dynasty dragon robes were used as gifts to dignitaries and bribes to ward off northern barbarians like the Manchus. It sits upon a volcano that only erupts occasionally when England lose a game of football and overexcited locals set it off. The steady stream of hinds coming off the hill and the occasional brace of grouse, all make it onto the restaurant's table. A second form of overexpansion is that of growth, by acquisition of other businesses, that is not paying off. When the fish is too large to be swallowed entire, the hinder portion will be bitten off and the anterior part allowed to float or sink. We overextended our defense a little bit but I think our athleticism paid off. Limes have a stimulating, wake-me-up freshness that sets off the less obvious flavours of more subtle fruits and vegetables. They are compounds that scavenge free radicals of oxygen, unstable molecules given off by the body's many metabolic actions. Suddenly realizing that the water was overflowing, she poured out a bit and wiped off the edges of the mug with a cloth. Being overanxious to beat Jeremy, I took off after the first noise I heard, and startled a couple of field mice. In some cases, concrete and stone retaining walls and dikes are erected along banks to stave off overflow in heavy rain. Show More Sentences We were overfull, according to the health codes, but people kept dropping off animals when we were closed. The philosopher Hobbs thought that whenever we give to others charitably, actually what we're really doing is showing off. The gentle taps reverberated off the almost hingeless door, echoing through the almost stereotypically empty town. Suddenly the hints and puzzle pieces began to form a point and it hit me harder than falling ten stories off an apartment building. Thousands of people were forced to get off their trains at suburban stations. From her unenviable position of bringing up a young daughter alone, she decided that to sit around scrounging off the state was not her scene. Very quickly I printed off what I had written and put the page into my consider pile. The Tube had been sealed off due to an earlier security alert, but the concourse for overground trains was extremely busy. He has already written 60 pages, picking up where Manchester left off, and has also carefully gone through the author's outline. Koreans have traditionally used special drawings called pujok as charms in and around their houses to bring them luck and ward off evil. Of course, there have been some high-profile policies which have not come off. If things start to go wrong you can always finish off the cooking in the oven. The news telecast was really boring and after the telecast, we all went off to bed. They figured the weight of the stuff overbalanced them and they fell off of places. It is much the same time the Ninth Legion disappears off the page of history. Using the ingredients from those calculations we calculate also exclusive electroproduction of charmonia off nuclei. Keep mixing the roux over the flame until the mixture comes off the sides of the pot. Diversity increases as succession continues, only leveling off when succession has reached its final stage. Adrenalin coursed through my veins as I realised how surreal the whole thing was, meeting people off the internet in rapid succession. Glancing at our navigation chart, I noticed the Lakehurst Naval Air Station with its huge airship hangars was slightly off course inland. Show More Sentences When I stop the car for a while and switch off the engine, the silence falls like a cloak over the countryside. Certain off licences in the city centre operate a refusal register, which charts the estimated age of children that they turn away. Needing 11 off the last two balls, Pollock carted counterpart Jayasuriya for a six but was unable to repeat that off the final delivery. We must simply accept a phenomenon whereby the sheer beauty of sound in medieval chant has swept so many off their feet. The crowd is still chanting his name, but he slips off and sleeps on the way back to London. At the break of dawn, my chartered helicopter takes off with me sitting on top of dozens of boxes containing thousands of rose petals. I was a very jolly and entertaining drunk until I was carted off to hospital with pancreatitis three years ago. Their hip replacement is urgent, but their firm can't afford them to be off work any longer. But along came Tom, with his low-cut velvet hipsters and his slinky jersey dresses, and grunge was sent scurrying off back to Seattle. Another such occasion was when a woman with three dogs, decided to let one of them off the lead. As he teed off on the eighth hole such was the pain he had to immediately release his club. Already the sweat is dripping off the faces of the athletes, such is the heat on the course. Dangerously overladen, completely off balance, the bus lurches across the bridge. They carted me off to Emergency, where the doctors and nurses, once they determined I wasn't likely to die abruptly on them, ignored me. The game's 7.30 am kick off, with the final whistle at 9.15 am, meant the game overlapped with the start of the school day. Greig says Pyrenees is an actor-friendly piece of work, with no constant scene changes, no running on and off. Peasants assembled, armed themselves, and prepared to fight off the ruthless hirelings of aristocracy. In ordinary terms, if the shepherd dies defending the sheep they are no better off than with the hireling who ran away. Then Christmas came and I was carted off for a week by my brother and sister-in-law. He said that, when the firing stopped, he saw people being carted off in ambulances to hospital. Show More Sentences Cuban Americans are better off financially than other Hispanic Americans and nearly as well off as the average American. This, though, did not stop us from crying whenever he was carted off to spend August vacations with his mother in Moruga. After training as a dancer in Spain she returned to England as Donna Lola Montez, to be hissed off the stage for her immorality. The arrow was released from the bowstring with a sharp hiss, and streaked off. Frank has a hissy and they rush off to find her something better, ending up, of course, with a classic black cocktail dress. It was a serene overlook off of the Blue Ridge Parkway I found while looking for a quiet place to contemplate my post-residency plans. She pulled off onto a small overlook and we stared down at the valley in front of us as she turned off the car. We're not sure if he blamed the monitors, but he's just thrown a little hissy, kicking all of them off the stage. They'll use the wire to slice the tanker up into sections and then lift up each one so it can be carted off for scrap. The smooth glass cleaned easily and the water washed all the remaining suds off. Three young women are carted off from their homes at the beginning of The Magdalene Sisters, a new film from director Peter Mullan. We set off in an open cart drawn by four whip-scarred little oxen and piled high with equipment and provisions. He knows when to sprinkle his company saga with telling anecdotes and when to lay off the technobabble. Thankfully a couple of the girls took charge of the boxing and the brown tape, whilst I printed off the label, and the Tele was sent on its way. The economic planning by technocrats in the Fourth Republic paid off with high growth rates in France in the early years of the Fifth Republic. I remember once, many years ago, trying to get off school by telling my dear old mam that I had a terrible ear-ache. The screen siren is known for scantily clad appearances, both on and off the screen. At night, Namie acted as a mama-san for Reiko, introducing her to boys from other private schools and letting them go off on their own. First off, the 20-day price channels on top of the price action allow you to follow the overbought and oversold positions of this chart. It depicts a beach scene outside The Hague with a boat setting off into a stormy sea. Show More Sentences I had a friend who worked abroad minus his wife and ran off with a younger bird. She asks him what's happening, but he doesn't reply, so she duly goes off to open the back doors while he goes off in a different direction. Another key component to a heavy-equipment fleet is the machine that gets overburden off the site. Although I'm very well off myself, I do unfortunately have a temporary cashflow problem at the moment. The landlady Anika was a senile old bird and was always telling me off for not paying my bills when I'd just paid her the day before. Although we didn't detect any ginger in our ginger chicken fillet, the meat wasn't the tough old bird we often get off Bulgaria's grills. The police entered, removed him from a closet where he had sought refuge, handcuffed and carted him off in front of 15 patrol cars and countless neighbours. This would indicate that the filters, checks and balances that Big Media spoke so high-mindedly about when the Internet took off, offer no protection whatsoever. Supporting the Infantry in the assault entails close in fire, obscuration, precision strikes and the ability to effectively seal off or channelize an advancing enemy. Maybe there'll be a bowl of ready salted crisps and a selection of over-baked fatty parcels plus a token lump of fruit to round off the whole culinary non-event. Apart from rounding off a page in history, does it matter any more? He hustled R.V. Smethurst off stage rather like a chucker-out in a pub regretfully ejecting an old and respected customer, and starting paging G.G. Simmons. He sat next to me on the bed, taking off his captain's chapeau. Database triggers fired off subroutines sending demands through electronic commerce, known as EDI, instructing each customer to pay back their loans in full. You don't take off in a charabanc at 5.30 am on a Sunday lightly. They contend that corporations are taking advantage of public resources and subsidies while driving up the price of water and cutting off the poorest users. Hence in order to encourage people off the land and away from subsistence production, the incentive to produce for oneself and one's family had to be removed. We'd all be miles better off if we could steer clear of expensive debts, such as overdrafts, credit cards, store credit, personal loans and so on. Police say three pouches containing a substantial amount of cash were handed over before then men made off towards Shoebury in a red hatch back car along Central Avenue. Mosport is a very tricky track, with hills, drops and off camber turns. Show More Sentences At these times he would double up his efficiency by shutting off his propane and heating the bus with its own internal heating system while the battery charged. To be sure, if uninsured patients are poor in income and assets, they usually are granted steep discounts off the list prices in the chargemaster. In order to overcome this problem when reducing milk over high heat, one should start off with a sufficiently large pan so that even foaming will not overflow the sides. It is easy to shrug off charity and goodwill as petty and self-serving, but consideration for others is not easy and will not always come naturally. So, they are allowed rip customers off and they can rely on the taxpayer to subvent the cost of the armed escorts that guard their money while it is being transferred. Begin by tightening your buttocks and lifting your hips off the floor. In more recent times, grinding poverty forced villagers to marry off their daughters at a young age because society dictated the girls were a financial burden. It is a characteristic of charmers that when they suspect they may have caused offence, they calculate that a sufficiently charming apology should get them off the hook. In less time than it takes to tell, Swan had an overhead kick cleared off the line by Frost, before the equaliser arrived from a penalty after 61 minutes. At a moment like this, in the abrupt silence after Lewis's voice trails off, the listener often overhears Mitchell in the background trying to stifle his laughter. Without thought of where he was going, only knowing he had to get away, he ran off down the dirt driveway, away from the main road and the charnel house he had just vacated. A Soviet oceanographer added his own theory to the pile in 1979, when he charted a sunken plateau about 560 miles off the western coast of Portugal. Whales are spotted regularly off such places as the Western Isles and southern Ireland, where whale-watching boat charters have found a growing niche. If you arrive in your own or a chartered boat, you can drop anchor off the town or, a better choice, in sheltered Tyrrel Bay at the island's southwestern end. We must never see them as mere hirelings, off in a corner of our society. A large and deadly mamba snake has been discovered in Sissoko's room and his brother, who has been driving us, has killed it and cut off its head. Heck, some folks even refuse to take their scapulars off whilst swimming! He had fallen out of the back doors when the van was driven off. Police immediately cordoned off the house and officers guarded the front and back doors until the examination at which it was concluded her death was not suspicious. We thought that sonny was inspiring us and he was out there and responding and sweating and playing his tail off. Show More Sentences Occasionally, there may be some excess skin left around the scars, if this does not drop off after a few months it will need to be surgically removed. Sofia now resembled something of a scarecrow, the hems of her dress were muddy and torn, her hat half on half off, and big smudges of coal streaked her cheek. The car engine backfired in three sudden bursts as they drove off. A slight backfire on starting could burn the engine off the wing! Already, the 30 squad gymnasts, aged between six and 18, are perfecting backflips and somersaults, and are looking forward to showing them off in a competition next month. I'm giving a talk to the local section of the American Chemical Society, so I'll be off scarfing up a free meal and enlightening whoever shows up. Golf is more than knocking a ball off a tee and into a hole. The day began early at the Royal Golf Course where competitors teed off. Last Sunday morning 23 golfers teed off in a nine hole single stroke. Just as the two lady golfers teed off at the tenth hole, they heard a loud bang and saw the helicopter come down over the beach and fall on the rocks. So I am teed off at Buster the bunny because this is all his fault. It was one of those things that tees you off, and I responded to that. To cutting my hair off, to going to a house party, to just being completely free ... to make out with myself. And it was a little annoying to see and hear the teeny-boppers singing along to songs off their latest release, having never heard anything from their past efforts. After being offloaded, the aircraft takes off and returns to its point of origin or another source of supply, perhaps backhauling cargo if necessary. While some managers of vanquished teams have given their players a break, Gray has sentenced his men to hard labour and they will not have a day off until Friday. But Sharon caught me off guard when she started to talk with some approval about scatology, a fetish whose adherents use feces to enhance sexual activity. The tarte is finished off by scattering crispy garlic and parsley fried breadcrumbs over the surface, and will be great either hot or cold, with slices of goat's cheese. The place is secluded and beautiful and, as I gathered up some of the golf balls that we'd scattered, her dad and her brother zoomed off on their motorcycles. But the men from the Southern Hemisphere have the strength to shrug off that loss. Show More Sentences With that, he took a huff off a morning joint and moved into the throng of jovial patrons. Numerous taxicabs and limousines pulled up to the gilded doorway, dropping off guests while young bellboys carted luggage up the service elevator to various suites. When we got there they put me in a wheelchair and carted me off to a room. He asks two club-goers outside what has happened, and they tell him that someone has been beaten in the side alley, that an ambulance has carted him off. This is a great opportunity to open up the backlands off the main street. Galatea rises up from the sea, where she was hiding, and sings a long sort of scena, which showed off Ms. Le Roi's voice in a range of tempos and styles. Absolutely continue paying that house off, but you are too concentrated in the human capital side and your home. Leaving the theatre after midnight, all the clubs were going off, and I am pretty sure Kelly and I came to the conclusion that Hollywood is definitely not our scene. Hugh had a problem with all the leaves falling off his mandarin tree. Third parties may not always directly influence an election, but they do set the tone for what is discussed and start the next mandate off on a particular foot. Well at long last our blushing bride TBI has told the French suitor to frog march off by advising shareholders to reject the offer from Vinci. The Ideal fund was spun off from a construction unit at Grupo Carso late last year. However, to have kept her in training, she must be showing Makin that all her ability remains intact and she can see off the threat of Fragrancy. But unlike last year, Nadal is facing a far testier task in holding off Federer's resurgence. Substitute Chris Flannery and Paul Frize rounded off the scoring in the second half. Be prepared for possible friskiness with some Astroglide Natural, it will show off your sensitive eco-friendly side. American Ultimate Frisbee star Brodie Smith is well known on YouTube for his videos showing off incredible trick shots and stunts. Fifteen of us were lined up in front of a firing squad with fixed bayonets as a frightener because we knocked off work five minutes early. Later a hugely extended version of Rocket Queen gave Slash a chance to show off his fretboard skills with a 15-minute solo section. If the foul tip does somehow hit the hand, it will carom off the palm or the fingers, not hit straight on. Show More Sentences The pods are snapped off the plant, which is why they are sometimes called snap beans. Available with 5 dollars off using the special coupon code mentioned in this article plus free UPS Ground shipping on all orders, GiftBasketsJoy. That sense of pride and duty has not rubbed off on freeloading Lord Freddie, though. Maybe they can invite me to the wedding and I'll freeload off them for a free meal. At the recent Fakuma show in Germany, BASF AG showed off what it says is the first all-plastic car wheel that's ready for high-volume production. They are frangipane and flaouna, two different types of dough that will show off the bakers' skills. Celtic also given an early scare as Mario Balotelli fires off a stinging effort at the San Siro that needs a smart save from Fraiser Forster. And just because you're off alcohol doesn't mean you miss out on fun as mocktails have never been so popular. The cute and chunky Harris Tweed Pumpkin Stools from Tetrad are perfect for keeping your feet up off the floor and higher up in the heat. But Vinnie, well known as a tough guy on and off the pitch, hasn't gone soft on us as he will play the mobster in the movie, aptly named Brick. Putting on riot gear and forming their shields like a Roman testudo to ward off missiles is only a last resort. Holmes, 24, allegedly set off a smoke bomb and killed nearly 12 people during the screening of the new Batman movie at movie hall in Denver. What if someone has let off a smoke bomb as someone is walking down some stairs and their vision is obscured causing them to fall? He was teased and called names like carrottop, but he just used to laugh it off. Later she murmured approval as Tori Spelling showed off hostessing tips. Deep in the sunflower field, Johannes Smit pulled off Niki's Terylene skirt. If a dog terrorises members of the public it is taken off the street and, again, the owner faces prosecution. I stayed off puds, giving self-satisfaction and a fractionally smaller tummy. A TEENAGER was taken to hospital suffering burns to his hands after setting off a smoke bomb in school. Jordan Louis Hare, 23, of Foxberry Close in Pontprennau, Cardiff, pleaded guilty to making off without paying for pounds 60 of diesel. Show More Sentences But however philosophically Rist's carrot-topped protagonist may view the twist of fate that led her out of Eden, the trip might easily sweep viewers off their feet. Menaced by wildlife and cut off from the world, this middle class exercise turns into a carnival of recriminations, French cricket and emergency sausages. Downstairs, TV in bed, another snappily titled found-furniture setup, faced off against the show's sole two-dimensional work, the mixed-media photomural Molly's House. In the snap shot scenario, data is moved off disk to tape daily in order to protect against device failure and data corruption, as well as to meet archiving requirements. Wash the paste off in the morning for unbelievably smooth soles. Proof of the similarity of the skills is that within two sessions, he is not only cartwheeling, but doing backward flips off the beatboard and then off the mat. Bruce Bedell helped the children burn off a little energy by building a snake fence, and Bernice Flett UE presented the video, The World Turned Upside Down. The Premier League's free marketeers, bulk importers of foreign talent, must give us something to shout about as Europe's elite tournament kicks off in earnest this week. Brought up in Frankfurt to a German father and Scottish mother, Mohr, then 16, fired off a message to the Scottish Handball Association making them aware of his credentials. During a foxhunt by Sir Thomas Stanley one afternoon in February 1833 his presence distracted the hounds of Stanley to such an extent the event had to be called off. The thieves even stole two of Mr. Dacre's trollies to cart off their loot. He was called up earlier in the day to replace Dioner Navarro, who suffered a badly bruised bone in his right arm off a foul tip against the Padres. Ukrainian TV reported that a pro-Russian crowd containing children tried to seize a base 30 miles away, as troops inside battled to fight them off with smoke grenades. But again, I want to make clear while it is entirely ethical to exploit an opportunity if you live in the country, it is not ethical to freeload off your neighbors. However, to have kept her in training, she must be showing Makin that all her ability remains intact, and she can see off the threat of Fragrancy. Preliminary investigation at the crime scenes indicated that the culprit took advantage of the homeowners' absence to break into the houses and cart off their valuables. When Darragh, who has Friedreich's Ataxia, got off in Talbot Street in Dublin to switch buses, he was targeted by lowlifes who saw his vulnerability as a chance to pounce. For this reason, it may come as no surprise that one in ten Brits forget the food they have bought until they discover it has gone off at the back of their fridge. Chamroon who was abbot at the time allowed Hmong to occupy a three storied abandoned hospital just off the main temple complex, known in Thai as teuk sam chan. Examples from Classical Literature But as soon as the attack on the Bushmen begins, we will, all of us, make off as fast as we can southwards. Here, professor, throw off that coat and nglig manner, and grasp this spade. Whether this was sound law or not I cannot say, but it gave me the opportunity to let Sergeant Kingston off easily. We complied, and they rode off southwards, Abu Dahook returning to his camp. This seed is then put through a huller which takes off the outside hull or thick skin. On spaceman's Row, Roger found the new freedom from discipline enjoyable at first, but now the novelty had worn off. But on the evening of the third day the house detective tipped Joe off that his prey was leaving in the morning. Isobel went off to make coffee in the portable galley in the rear of the second hovercraft. The Huambo people, male and female, enrich their hair with coral beads in a way that sets it off with much effect. It was a glorious day, with a cloudy sky, and the wind blew fresh off the southern ocean. The songful satirical line spouted in him, to be flung at his girl, as he ran upstairs to the boudoir off the drawing-room. As they moved off, the huguenots could count that there were twenty-five men in each section. And, with a wave of his sombrero, Poke Stover rode off as rapidly as he had come. Maybe he was right enough, if the feller getting off had got any horse sense. I can get a margin off most any man in the West on a horse-trade, but I'd look shy about doing a trade with him. They pushed off, scrambling into the boat, and we sent more silent, hot pepper after the legs that dallied. She sotted her hair up anyhow, took off her clothes, and crept to bed, almost as if she were creeping to her tomb. Then she realized that Kennicott had forgotten to turn off the houselights. Now when his too apprehensive nerves were frightened by bugbears in his lonely room he could be off to the howff and escape them. So she did off hosen and shoon, and I led her by the hand, and it took her but up to mid-leg. Show More Sentences Its spading was a complicated business and it lay too far off to permit of conversation. Find more words! 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