Sentence examples for Melt off from inspiring English sources

The weight-loss drugs won't melt off the pounds overnight.

Josh's watch seemed to melt off his wrist, and Robbins held it up behind his back for everyone to see.

Usually, he would have begun to gain 5 to 10 pounds, knowing that they would melt off when training resumed.

Rather than pay Knight $15.6 million next season, they will see Shumpert's $11 million expiring contract melt off their books.

"The bigger issue was the nor'easter, which put some snow on the ark that we had to melt off with electric heaters".

During Act III, the corps members, dressed in court costumes, must melt off the stage a few at a time to climb back into tutus and point shoes.

It is all running away in the melt-off, like a dream.

Sublime, supremely addictive, melt-off-the-bone-and-into-your-mouth ribs: slow cooked, finished off on the yakitori grill, and slathered in katsu sauce.

A few blocks beyond the drunken forest, we came to a house where the front yard showed clear signs of ice-wedge melt-off.

(With the ocean cloaked mainly in relatively thin floes, formed over a single winter, the chances rise each summer of a big melt-off under the 24-hour sun and influxes of warmer seawater).

Among the many unfortunate aspects of this vast melt-off is that, because bare ground and seawater absorb sunlight more efficiently than ice does, the warming process tends to be self-reinforcing.