Sentence examples for come off all from inspiring English sources

They came to my rescue when I crashed out of last year's ride, and from what I saw this year – no fewer than five instances of riders who had come off, all of them extremely painfully by the look of it - their presence was very much needed again.

I don't want to come off all namby-pamby.

The day we see him in Kent, Finn has just come off all his heart drugs.

Barcelona didn't exactly come off all sportsmanlike either, with someone turning the stadium sprinklers on as Inter Milan celebrated.

Despite the authors' efforts to blacken Cohen and his unit, the squad does not come off all that badly.

Longoria — along with pitcher David Price, who shared his disdain via Twitter — did not say anything outlandish, even if it did not come off all that well to the fans, writes Martin Fennelly in The Tampa Tribune.

"Once the pressure comes off, all sorts of conflicts and contradictions will come to the surface".

If HS2 ever comes off, all the oligarchs turning London into Shangri-la may turn their eyes to Birmingham.

Last week's headlines screamed about the cost of the green subsidies coming off all our energy bills, and the Prime Minister responded by launching a review that will consider further cuts to green measures.

If anything is apt to stoke their misery now, though, it's that bright, strange, yoga-endorphin glow coming off all the vegan and vegetarian people at the surrounding tables.

With Libya, Yemen, Bahrain and Syria now all embroiled in rebellions, it is not an exaggeration to suggest that the authoritarian lid that has smothered freedom in the Arab world for centuries may be coming off all 350 million Arab peoples at once.